Meditations on "Truth"

How many times did people try to help us see the truth about our problem when we were in active addiction?

Jesus told the story of two men who went to church to pray.

One day Jesus and His friends faced a huge problem.

One of the Twelve Promises of AA tells us: We will comprehend the word serenity, and we will know peace.

When we look at people who appear to have it all together, we envy them, especially when our life is not harmonious or as complete as we would like it to be.

Confrontational people tend to approach situations with aggression.

Control issues are widespread in addiction and are a problem for both the addict and for those who care about them.

Some sentences in the Bible are so meaningful that we just want to read them over and over again.

I am responsible. When anyone, anywhere, reaches out for help, I want the hand of AA always to be there.

We lost our way. That's an obvious fact. We fell into addiction and a destructive lifestyle.

Our attitude can be like medicine that heals or like poison that kills.

When we have admitted to ourselves and another human being the harm we have caused, the next step is to ask God to forgive us and free us from our self-centered way of living.