Recovery Meditations

Our anticipation of events is positive when we expect something good is about to happen, such as going out to a show, taking a holiday trip, or doing something else we really like to do.

Recovery begins when we come to our senses and affirm that we are powerless over alcohol or some other substance or habit and that our lives have become unmanageable.

Planning gives us peace in our hearts knowing that we have reviewed the specifics of how to get to where we are going and what we need to get there.

My Lord, you heard my groaning. You can hear my sighs.

In the middle of the Bible, just after Psalms, we find the book of Proverbs which contains all sorts of practical wisdom about everyday living.

When we accept Jesus’ death as payment for the sins we have committed, we are freed from the punishment of sin and are given a fresh start.

Low self-esteem is a negative sense of one's worth or ability to cope or do well in life.

Happy New Year! This is the first of 366 days we have in this leap-year to enjoy life and do good.

In just a few hours the new calendar year will be upon us.

Troubles come, sometimes one on top of another. Pressure builds.

As we watch the news we realize that some things never seem to change.

A common recovery saying is that “you must give it away in order to keep it”.