Recovery Meditations

Many of us are plagued throughout the day with a nagging sense of guilt.

Trying to be perfect is a mean task master yet many of us live in the fear of making mistakes and hide in shame and addictive behaviour when we stumble.

Sobriety and living in recovery is never a one-person activity.

My guilt overwhelms me—it is a burden too heavy to bear.

When we turn our will and life over to the care of God, we are admitting that we cannot do life on our own and from this day forward are willing to let God direct our lives.

Coming out of addiction and living in sobriety is always challenging and should be lived one day at a time.

WEDNESDAY, JUNE 15, 2022 - MY WORDS WILL NOT PASS AWAY When Jesus and His disciples were leaving the temple in Jerusalem, the disciples drew His attention to the great building and its adornment with beautiful gifts and stones that had been dedicated to God.

When we plan an airplane journey we usually do so with an optimistic approach.

Stress has become a universal problem and many medical professionals consider it an underlying cause of numerous health issues.

Every day of our lives, and especially when we come into recovery, we need the healing power of God to bring us to new life.

Being a “dry drunk” is a term used to describe a person whose current actions and attitude remain the same as when they were drinking.

Most of Jesus’ friends abandoned Him before He died on the cross.