Meditations on "Truth"

I've been reflecting on "remembering" these days. My heart was touched with what King David wrote when he focused on the fact that God remembered him with loving-kindness because God was good.

Everywhere we go we find doors. When we were growing up we probably heard the voice of our parents numerous times telling us to “close the door” to keep the cold out and the warmth in.

Respect everyone, and love the family of believers.

Have you ever thought how important keys really are for those of us who hold them?

One day Jesus faced a huge problem. More than 5000 people were before him and they were tired and hungry and the only resources available were five small loaves (probably bun sized pita bread) and a couple of small fish.

When thanksgiving becomes a way of life, rather than a day of celebration on the calendar, life changes for us.

A humble person acknowledges that they need help in various areas of their life and they are more interested in getting well and being healthy than they are about appearing to “have it all together” or “doing it all on my own.

Audio for HUMILITY -- GROWING IN TRUTH Humility in our relationship with God, ourselves, and others, is a willingness to know truth and to be open to accept truth we were not previously aware of, and then to act on what we have learned.

"God grant me the serenity to accept the things I cannot change, the courage to change the things I can, and the wisdom to know the difference.

We live in a world dominated by angry words, angry gestures, and angry responses.

As we enter into a new life of recovery and seek to leave addictive and destructive life habits behind it’s important that we come to God who knows us, who cares for us, and who has prepared a way forward for us that is secure and satisfying.

There may be times when we feel we will never conquer this desire within us to rebel against the God who made us and who desires that we should walk in His ways.