Meditations on "Anger"

As we sober up in recovery, most of us quickly recognize that we have an anger problem.

The 12-Step Road often seems a long and winding one to us and some of us think we can reach the same destination by taking shortcuts that are more agreeable.

One of the ways many of us try to hide our hurt and anger is through sarcasm.

As we seek to restore a clear conscience before God we need to examine the truthfulness of our society’s values.

There will always be things that are right and good in our lives, and other things that are yet to be sorted out.

Anger is an involuntary reaction to a displeasing situation or event.

Many of us who are overcoming a lifestyle of addiction experience irritability and anger in certain situations.

Some of us are reluctant to admit problems and deal with painful events as they occur.

A person with a victim mentality has learned to focus on suffering while trying to avoid more at any cost.

The Lord gives strength to his people; the Lord blesses his people with peace.

When we observe someone in need of help what is our first reaction?

On a regular basis, when you climb into bed at night do you sleep soundly, or do you count sheep?