Meditations on "Truth"

Scientific evidence suggests that being cheerful seems to have positive benefits on our over-all health. There are studies that suggest being cheerful and optimistic limits stress, reduces pain, supports our immune system, and even helps to protect our heart. Is it any wonder that long before there were tests to prove it, the Bible already had this important information available?

As we regularly replace our will with God’s will and plan for our lives, our life will take on new meaning and will be satisfying.

As we come out of the isolation of addiction and move into the life God created us to live it’s good to ask ourselves, “How am I being a friend?”

Are we a person with genuine compassion who seeks to help another?

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

What seems impossible for us to believe is only impossible when God is not involved

Few people are more aware of their need for God’s help to restore them to sanity than recovering addicts. What a relief it was to turn to God who was ready, willing, and able to receive and restore us.

If we ground ourselves in God’s will, He will take care of the rest.

God invites us to the peace and security of living in the truth that He truly does care for us.

Letting go of defensiveness is one necessary adjustment we need to make in order to experience growth and success in our life with God in recovery.

It is God’s plan that we not only know truth but believe truth, speak truth and reorder our lives so that all our actions reflect truth.

It is a fair question to ask why we are bored and impatient with where life is at today.