Meditations on "Recovery"

Anyone who has tried to break free from the harmful use of a substance or an addictive habit does not need a dictionary to help them understand temptation.

What comes to mind when we say or hear the word "serenity?

Remember your word to your servant, for you have given me hope.

[God] gives power to those who are tired and worn out; he offers strength to the weak.

God teaches us how to know His will in the Bible and through following good counsel from pastors, sponsors, and Christian friends who have been faithfully walking with God for some time.

Audio for RELATIONSHIP INVENTORY Our life in addiction was shaped by a controlling relationship with a destructive substance, a habit, a person – or, a combination of these.

Three of the most comforting, encouraging, and life-giving words in the English language are, "I love you".

“The heart of the matter is the heart of the matter.

How many of us feel like we truly belong? Much addictive and destructive behaviour is rooted in loneliness.

Telling the truth presents many challenges for individuals seeking new life in recovery.

God hates sin, but with unfailing love He pursues every person who sins.

Stories of intolerance and prejudice air regularly on the news networks.