Partners in Hope

God accepts us as we are and invites us to rely on His strength to help us live life successfully.

When we choose to apply the simple principle, “I can’t. God can. I think I’ll let Him” we’ll experience a new and satisfying life – life with God in recovery.

From time to time we all have anxious feelings but we can choose to make our feelings line up with our decisions.

I hope we bring our needs, our hopes, our frustrations, our “anything” to God. But we’ll do well when we prioritize praying for God’s will for us and the power to carry it out. What is that?  We have to ask God to show it to us.

We know that to be physically well we have to eat well, drink water, exercise, get proper rest, and practice good hygiene every day. What we put into practice last week or last year won’t be enough to keep us strong and safe today. Same principle is true for our spiritual growth.  God wants us to be those who grow every day.

Confessing our wrong to someone means they no longer have to carry around the lingering excess baggage of the event.  Resentments begin to disappear, and we both experience more freedom. Serenity grows as we take these steps to right wrongs and make restitution where necessary.