Recovery Meditations

After living so long in the self-centered world of addiction, it’s not easy to come into recovery and build relationships with other human beings, particularly those who have lived in self-centered ways just like us.

Each day in recovery is another opportunity to learn and grow.

Human beings are wonderfully complex creations of God.

How many of us got into trouble because of our lack of wisdom and understanding of where life would lead us as we pursued a rebellious course?

Why do we get up in the morning? What’s the point of me being part of this day?

We are experts at rationalizing – attempting to excuse, minimize, or justify our bad behaviour.

Money is often seen as the source of contentment and happiness.

When we enter a recovery program, we are strongly encouraged to quickly find a sponsor and listen to advice from people who have been in the program for a while.

When we first come into a recovery meeting and someone is asked to share their experience, strength, and hope with the group, we are often skeptical in our thoughts about what the person is saying.

Since God has always loved us and consistently called us to Himself, it makes sense that in recovery, we can expect God’s grace and love to take us forward.

When Jesus was here on earth, He often went off on His own to pray.

SALT – we use it every day. Lots of cities and counties are already sprinkling salt or pouring those little streams of briny solution on roads to keep driving as safe as possible in the snowy season.