Meditations on "Relationship"

We all need a steady place to stand and something reliable to build our lives around.

Each day in recovery is a new opportunity to respond to God's call to live in humility; desire reconciling of relationships; walk in forgiveness; and focus on cleaning our side of the street.

Control is usually a relationship problem and is common in addiction.

As we read the words of Jesus in the Bible, we will see that He often makes reference to earthly things in order to illustrate how precious our relationship is with Him.

God made us for relationship with Him and with one another.

In this world what are we chasing after? Is it drugs, alcohol, money, sex, notoriety, loyalty, friendship, or maybe all the above?

Will you be my Valentine? This day is meant to remind us of love and hearts joined together in friendship and commitment.

We all go through times in our lives when we feel the sky is falling and we are unable to do anything about it.

Many years ago a list was prepared of seven things that are death to living a good life.

The Big Book of Alcoholics Anonymous discusses rebuilding relationships and declares the element of joy will strengthen our ability to do so.

In our addiction, long periods of isolation became a way of life for us.

After living so long in the self-centered world of addiction, it’s not easy to come into recovery and build relationships with other human beings, particularly those who have lived in self-centered ways just like us.