Meditations on "Anger"

Who would have thought that the way we are living in our relationships, taking responsibility for our actions, and doing the work that is required of us each day, would attract others to think about getting what we have?

We came into recovery because life as we knew it was not working.

How many of us have lashed out in anger against a person who has harmed us?

Almost everyone says they hate gossip and yet many of us are easily drawn into conversations that are unkind.

Addiction is a disease of isolation. That’s not news to those of us who have spent time there.

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.

We often give up on God before His plan, in His perfect timing, takes effect.

O God have mercy on me, for people are hounding me.

When we see those with evil plans prosper, we often wonder why God would allow them to do so.

Part of being human is experiencing some wounding.

When we are not feeling good about ourselves or our performance and someone takes the time to encourage us with kind words, we immediately start to feel better.