welcome to something different.
Whether you’ve been following Jesus for years, just finding your way back, or still trying to figure out what you believe — you belong here.
We’re not another church program or religious brand — we’re a movement of people who got tired of suffering. Saved Life was born out of real pain, real recovery, and a real encounter with Jesus. Some come from church, some from addiction recovery, some from rock bottom — but all of us are learning how to live free. Saved Life isn’t about steps or slogans; it’s about discovering who you were created to be and learning to walk in real freedom through Jesus.
Why we are different
who
Saved Life: The order of the redemeed
The Order of the Redeemed is a call to live as modern-day knights and ladies of the Kingdom of God. Rooted in the imagery of honor, courage, and sacrifice, the Order commissions men and women to rise from the ashes of their past and embrace new life in Christ—just like the Phoenix. Soldiers, Squires, Knights, Maidens, and Ladies all take the Oath to defend the faith, fight for freedom, and serve with humility. It is not a title to be bought, but a sacred honor to be earned through discipleship and transformation.
what
saved life: the quest to become recovered
The Quest is a 36-lesson discipleship journey that leads men and women from bondage to freedom in Christ. Modeled after the transformation of a knight—beginning as a Soldier, training as a Squire or Maiden, and ultimately being commissioned as a Knight or Lady in the Order of the Redeemed—it equips believers to grow in faith, fight spiritual battles, and live with honor, integrity, and purpose.
where
saved life: the well network
The Well Network is a growing community of disciples, leaders, and recovery warriors united by one mission—bringing the Living Water of Christ to a thirsty world. Every Well serves as a place of refreshment, renewal, and transformation through authentic relationships, biblical teaching, and practical discipleship. Connected through a digital platform and local gatherings, the Network equips believers to dig deeper, rise stronger, and pour into others. From house meetings to online Quests, from mentoring to ministry training, The Well Network is where lives are filled, healed, and sent out to impact their communities for Christ.
Each of these free courses opens the door to understanding God’s story of love, healing, and freedom.
you Choose where to begin your journey.
take the first step…
Freedom was never meant to be sold. The Quest to Become Recovered is our gift to you — no fees, no paywalls, no catch. Because grace was freely given to us, and we believe that same grace should be freely given to others.
Someone made it free for you — you can make it free for them.
why it’s free
you are not alone.
you are loved.
you have purpose.
Want to join us live on Zoom? We’d love to have you! Our online gatherings are a safe place to connect, grow, and walk through The Quest to Become Recovered together. Simply enter your name and email below, type ZOOM in the text area and we’ll send you the Zoom link and meeting times right to your inbox.
*Your information will only be used to send you meeting details and reminders — we respect your privacy.
FAQ
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“Because I’ve lived it. I was hopeless. I was lost. I was broken. I was chained by addiction and spent nearly seven years incarcerated and three years homeless on the streets of Jacksonville, FL because of guilt/shame and a distorted image I had of myself. In that dark place, God gave me Saved Life and The Quest to Become Recovered, and I watched Him transform my life and the lives of others around me. That’s why I do this — because I know The Quest works, and I know Christ truly sets people free. I have been set free. I know who I used to be, I know who I am today, and I know how…His name is Jesus! And now I want to tell everyone!”
Pastor Jason J. Day
Founder/Saved Life
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Unlike secular recovery programs that speak of a “higher power,” The Quest is unapologetically Christ-centered. It is not just about overcoming addiction — it is about discovering new life in Christ, being discipled, and becoming equipped to disciple others.
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We would say, “Good”. We are not religious either. We have a relationship with Jesus Christ. There is a big difference between “religion” and “relationship”. You are welcome here! Saved Life is a grace-filled faith community where everyone is invited to walk the journey of recovery and transformation. We believe lasting freedom comes through Christ, but we never force faith on anyone.
Many begin their Quest simply seeking hope, healing, and a new way forward. Wherever you are on your spiritual journey, you will find acceptance, encouragement, and truth spoken in love.
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No. Anyone is welcome to join. Those who have received Christ declare their new identity (“I am a new creation in Christ who once struggled with…”). Those still seeking are welcome to introduce themselves honestly by naming their current battle (“I am [Name], and I am an addict/alcoholic, etc.”). Both are embraced — one declaring freedom found, the other declaring the battle still being fought.
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Recovery is more than just breaking free from drugs, alcohol, or destructive behaviors. True recovery is a return to the life God intended from the beginning — a life of freedom, wholeness, and purpose in Christ.
At The Quest to Become Recovered, we define recovery through 2 Corinthians 3:18 (NKJV):
“But we all, with unveiled face, beholding as in a mirror the glory of the Lord, are being transformed into the same image from glory to glory, just as by the Spirit of the Lord.”Recovery, then, is the process of transformation:
From Bondage to Freedom: Christ sets us free from the chains of addiction and sin.
From Brokenness to Wholeness: God heals our wounds and restores our identity.
From Survival to Purpose: We are called not just to be rescued, but to live as disciples who serve, lead, and help others find freedom.
Recovery is not only about what we leave behind — it is about what we are becoming: transformed into the image of Christ, from glory to glory, by the Spirit of the Lord.
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The Quest uses the imagery of a knight’s training to model spiritual growth:
Soldier (Stage One): Learn to fight for personal freedom in Christ.
Squire/Maiden (Stage Two): Train with discipline, grow in maturity, and prepare to serve others.
Knight/Lady (Stage Three): Live with honor, walk in authority, and lead others on their Quest.
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The knight imagery helps restore dignity and identity. Knights/Ladies were men and women of honor who lived by oaths, served their king faithfully, and fought to protect the weak. In the same way, participants in The Quest are called to live with integrity, serve the King of kings, and fight for the freedom of others. The imagery provides a powerful picture of transformation — from brokenness and shame into honor, courage, and service.