Meditations on "Truth"

When we are not feeling good about ourselves or our performance and someone takes the time to encourage us with kind words, we immediately start to feel better.

Often when we come into recovery, we miss our old way of life and the people we socialized with.

If we treasure something, we usually take special care of it.

In the Bible we read that God has given us His Son.

When we come into recovery we are usually worn and broken and feel wretched, but often we still remain prideful in the way we talk.

Coming to fully know and cherish Jesus as our Lord and Saviour is not something that we do in a day, or a week, or a month.

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

When we were out and about in our addictive and destructive lifestyles, we often said we were “in a war zone.

When we begin the recovery process we are often overwhelmed by the guilt and shame of the mess we have made of our lives.

If you were setting out on a journey to a place you have never been before, which would you prefer, a map or a guide who knows the way to your destination?

An autonomous person is someone who is capable of making an informed decision about something on their own without having the input of another.

When we are in a place of despair, we often cry out to God for help but wonder if He is really listening.