Meditations on "Recovery"

The following Psalm was written by the future King David of Israel at a time in his life when he was being pursued by those who sought to kill him.

As we get to know the Lord Jesus our self-centered attitude begins to change and with care and compassion we become more aware of what is happening in the lives of others.

A lifestyle of loving God and loving our neighbour is the foundation of our new life with God in recovery.

Transition is difficult for us when we first come into recovery.

Making amends is a responsibility we must take very seriously if we want to protect our sobriety.

Insomnia is a common sleep disorder that makes it hard to fall asleep, hard to stay asleep, or causes a person to wake up too early and not be able to get back to sleep.

Denial is described as a refusal to admit the truth or reality of a situation.

In Proverbs, one of the books in the Bible, wisdom is described in the words of a person speaking.

Having a loving relationship with God and praying with Him about everything we do is the solid foundation for those who seek to build their lives with God in recovery.

The desire to express our love for God and our neighbour should be the motivation behind what we do each day and how we work through our agenda.

The night before Jesus died on the cross, He shared a meal with his friends including one of His closest companions, Peter.

. The familiar slogan “I can’t. God can. I think I’ll let Him” describes the decisions made in the first three steps of the Twelve Step program of A.