Meditations on "Truth"

We are experts at rationalizing – attempting to excuse, minimize, or justify our bad behaviour.

Jesus always spoke the truth. He encouraged people to follow Him because He is the way, the truth, and the life.

As we continue to pay attention and do what God’s word says He will reveal more of His will for our lives.

In the Bible we read over and over again how Jesus was sensitive to people and what they were going through.

Just seeing the words "good reputation" brings a wry smile to those of us who have lived with something quite different for various periods of our life.

Life in recovery without God is just not worth it. The Bible speaks truthfully about this.

Honesty, balance, and realism are essential tools to keep at hand as we sort out and rebuild relationships.

Broken relationships are a significant issue in most relapses back into active addiction.

The Bible makes it clear that God detests lying. In our addiction, most of the time, we did not speak the truth.

Many of us suffer from low self-esteem. This disorder comes directly from the enemy of our souls.

Living with God in recovery often presents difficult challenges such as: waiting for something we feel desperately in need of right now; not retaliating with anger when someone harms us; living with less when we could scam our way into having more; facing the consequences of revealing a difficult truth.

Audio for CHARACTER STRENGTH - BEING THOROUGH Rarely have we seen a person fail who has thoroughly followed our path .