Meditations on "Peace"

When we feel anxious, we need to stay close to the Shepherd and let Him gently gather us up in His arms.

We have a Power greater than ourselves working in us to help us avoid making the mistakes our old nature is demanding.

God is a God of order; He is not a God of confusion. Surrendering our minds to Him brings peace to our whole being.

God’s will and God’s ways work every time and will bring us peace and stability.

Jesus came into the world as a light so that those who believe in Him will not stay in darkness.

God's Word gives us clear instructions, so we can determine how our way of living lines up with His directions

Keeping a record of wrongs often leads to the winding path of relapse and active addiction.

The all-powerful God who created us and the amazing world in which we live, loves and cares about each one of us. If He is sought, He promises to help us.

God designed us to be together with others in life as surely as the parts of our body work together for good health and getting things done.

Irritability and anger are likely reflective of something going on deep inside us. We need to be willing to expose the underlying reason for our wounded heart.

To live in recovery is to live as respectful people, honouring God and those God loves. How does my speech reflect this?

God invites us to the peace and security of living in the truth that He truly does care for us.