Meditations on "Truth"

Jesus is risen from the dead! Because He lives, we also shall live.

God was reaching out in love to each of us long before we knew Him.

If we hold something in our hand and then let go of it, it will drop to the ground.

At various times in recovery, especially early on, we feel vulnerable.

An essential part of our life with God in recovery is recognizing what is harmful and decaying and what is healthy and returning to life after a time of dormancy.

Seasons change. The temperature warms up. The grass begins to grow again.

Most people long for peace of mind and heart. Life with God in recovery provides many tools which help satisfy this deep longing within us.

How are we to live without paralyzing fear in an unsafe world?

What we think about has a powerful impact on what we do.

How we got to where we are today is the result of our own faulty thinking and flawed solutions.

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.

One of the greatest challenges in recovery is making the transition from a negative view of ourselves to one that embraces who God says we are.