Meditations on "Lies"

At this time of year, as we prepare our hearts for the celebration of Christ’s birth, some of us may have regrets about Christmases in our past.

What sorrow for those who get up early in the morning looking for a drink of alcohol and spend long evenings drinking wine to make themselves flaming drunk.

When Jesus saw him lying there and learned that he had been in this condition for a long time, he asked him, “Do you want to get well?

To allow God to remove all our defects of character is actually asking Him to take away everything that hinders our ability to live life to the full.

Audio for TWELVE STEPS OF A.A. - STEP FOUR - MADE A SEARCHING ANDFEARLESS MORAL INVENTORY OF OURSELVES (2) Many of us come into recovery longing for a new way of life in relationship with God, family and others.

It's Election Day in Canada on Monday, October 19. We've had the longest campaign in many decades, heard lots of sound clips and watched debates, political ads, and panels as they discussed the platforms of the various parties and the statements of the leaders.

Be thankful in all circumstances, for this is God’s will for you who belong to Christ Jesus.

When we come into recovery we know that changes need to be made if we hope to truly find abundant life.

What does prayer have to do with recovery, particularly relapse prevention?

Two people are better off than one, for they can help each other succeed.

Even though the days are officially getting shorter, the long summer evenings are still delightful and give us time to reflect on our amazing God who created all the wonderful things we're enjoying.

The problem for many of us is that as we begin to follow the way of God’s truth we start to encounter opposition in our minds.