Meditations on "Recovery"

The choices we make affect not only our own life but the lives of our loved ones as well.

One of the hardest things for broken people to do is to continue to receive the love of God until we are filled and healed.

Are we willing to allow God to heal and transform every dark area of our being that is currently occupied by secrets?

When we were in our addiction we were busy rushing around doing what we had to do to ensure we would supply our bodies with the substance we craved.

People often talk about the goodness of God and how He desires to abundantly bless His people.

Sometimes, when it particularly suits us, we make excuses for not telling the truth.

In recovery circles there is a saying, “You are only as sick as your secrets.

When life takes a nosedive, it is important to remember that God is still with us.

Many of us, when we were active in addiction, took risks which were unhealthy and some of us continue to live with the consequences of our actions.

For all of us, it is difficult to face pain and need in our lives.

A famous philosopher (Aristotle) once said, “Patience is bitter, but its fruit is sweet.

In addiction we engaged in all kinds of risky behaviour.