Meditations on "Inventory"

A character defect that most of us have is self-centeredness.

Feelings cannot always be trusted. They often point us to an incorrect perception of who we are, who God is, and what is happening in our circumstances.

In “How It Works” we read and hear the words read regularly in meetings: “Rarely have we seen a person fail who has thoroughly followed our path.

As our time increases in recovery one of the enemies we need to guard against is becoming complacent.

Just for today, I will take time to notice the gifts in me, in others, and in my surroundings and let the rest go.

It’s leap year so this is a day added to the calendar every four years to keep our clocks in line with the earth’s rotation around the sun.

When making an inventory of our lives before God, some basic questions to ask are: "God what does my life look like to you?

Those of us who just like doing familiar things that appeal to us will find it a challenge to be willing to live in the ways of God.

At various times on our recovery journey we are asked to take personal inventory.

Just for today, I will take time to notice the gifts in me, in others, and in my surroundings and let the rest go.

How are we expected to know what is right? How do we know what is wrong?

One of the faulty measures people often use for determining the success of a person is how much money they have made.