Meditations on "Trust"

We need to discipline ourselves to rejoice in the encouragement that God’s word brings and embrace the unfailing love of God.

When sheep are under the care of the Good Shepherd they can lie down and know they are safe in His care.

When we come to God in recovery, we must humbly acknowledge that we do not know how to live well in relationship with others.

Alone we could never accomplish what is possible when we work together in love and build each other up.

We’re not stupid because of something we don’t know, we’re simply humans in need of teaching and encouragement.

We can dare to be optimistic about life and our recovery because God’s unconditional love will strengthen and build us up

To be “relapse proof” we must be fully surrendered to a life that prioritizes God’s will in all we think, say, and do.

God wants to take away our spirit of despair and give us anew hear of thankful praise throughout the year.

When we seek God’s help in our personal challenges, we are assured that He will help us and bring about those things He has promised

Whatever we are feeling during these busy times before Christmas Day, God invites us to stop, take a break, and be filled with His presence and peace.

We do not face any crisis alone, we do it with God, and He has committed to helping us be overcomers.

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.