Meditations on "Recovery"

Only after a time of living in recovery with God do we realize how ridiculous we must have sounded when “we told God our plans.

We read in the program material of the 12-Steps about turning our will and our life over to the care of God.

There is no satisfaction in a partially committed life in recovery.

When we reached the bottom in our addiction we knew we needed help to get ourselves out of our tangled mess.

A character defect that most of us have is self-centeredness.

Audio for HONOURING OUR PARENTS We may have much to learn from the generations that preceded us.

Is there really a God? Is there really a higher power to whom I can turn over my will and my life and receive in return a life worth living?

How do we come to believe that a power greater than ourselves could restore us to sanity?

Our pride often keeps us from asking to have our needs met.

Planning gives us peace in our hearts knowing that we have reviewed the specifics of how to get to where we are going and what we need to get there.

In the middle of Jesus teaching about how to treat our enemies he inserts one of the most famous principles of human interaction called The Golden Rule.

Low self-esteem. No self-worth. This is the experience of many who suffer in addictive lifestyles.