Meditations on "Trust"

CITIZENS
CITIZENS IN A NEW KINGDOM
Tuesday December 9, 2025

The kingdom of God is an everlasting kingdom in which we, who have given our will and lives over to the care of God, are citizens.

THE
THE UNFAMILIAR
Friday December 5, 2025

We can repeatedly cry out to God for help to get us through the unfamiliar, and God assures us that He will help.

GET
GET EVEN OR GET AHEAD
Thursday December 4, 2025

Let’s not waste time on trying to get even and instead co-operate with God and really get ahead

WALKING
WALKING WARILY OR TAKING STEPS TENDERLY
Wednesday December 3, 2025

As we obey God’s principles, and are plugged into the power and guidance of the Holy Spirit, we will shine brightly through any darkness we may encounter.

FINDING
FINDING PURPOSE
Tuesday December 2, 2025

God has a purpose for each of our lives, but we need to have conscious contact with Him to find out what it is.

REPROGRAMMING
REPROGRAMMING OUR THOUGHTS FOR GROWTH
Thursday November 20, 2025

Reprogramming our minds may be challenging at first because some of our reasoning is based on the comfort of the half-truths we continue to hold on to and believe.

LEST
LEST WE FORGET
Tuesday November 11, 2025

We need to hear stories and look at symbols that help us pay attention and remember

EXCELLENCE
EXCELLENCE VERSUS PERFECTIONISM
Saturday November 8, 2025

We find our perfection by trusting in the finished work of the only person who was perfect.

WHAT
WHAT KIND OF GOD DO WE COME TO?
Friday November 7, 2025

We are invited to trust in a faithful and righteous God and ask Him to listen to our cry for help

HOPE
HOPE IN JESUS
Thursday October 30, 2025

Perhaps it is time for us to get to a place where we can meet with Jesus.

DON’T
DON’T WORRY ABOUT TOMORROW
Wednesday October 29, 2025

Some of the most welcome phrases in life and certainly in recovery circles are, "One day at a time" or "Just for today."

DON’T
DON’T EVEN KNOW I AM LYING
Tuesday October 28, 2025

Dealing with anger, shame and hurtful relationships are areas vulnerable to our continued use of denial.