Recovery Meditations

Christmas lights brighten the dark evenings of December and are a reminder to us that no matter how dark this season may be, the coming of Jesus into the world brought light and hope and joy.

In this season of the year, we prepare our hearts for the annual celebration of Christ’s birth.

Trust in God is foundational for trust in our relationship with others.

Is it possible that God could do something so wonderful in us today that our lives would impact history for the Kingdom of God?

What sorrow for those who drag their sins behind them with ropes made of lies, who drag wickedness behind them like a cart!

God wants to give us more than sobriety. He wants to give us life.

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

God has a good, pleasing and perfect plan for our life.

In the beginning God created us to live in conscious contact with Him.

Each Sunday we usually reflect on a Psalm, which is a poem from God's word.

God made our bodies to be a home for His Spirit. It goes against the “wisdom of the world” to acknowledge the truth that our bodies are not our own but belong to God.

Most of the time we estimate what we and others can or cannot do based on what we know and have seen.