Meditations on "Truth"

How many of us have fallen in life to places where we never dreamed we could have been?

If we really want to get well, we need to stop using our problems as a means of getting attention, sympathy or pity.

Sometimes we stand in the way of our own healing. We need to ask ourselves the question, "Do I truly want to get well?

Our former lifestyle in addiction and destructive life habits was harsh and difficult.

Even though we may desire to walk with God and follow His ways, we will still need God’s help to accomplish that goal.

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

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

Today we are continuing to look at the excuses and faulty reasons we give for making poor choices and our tendency to justify our actions.

Addicts are experts at creating excuses to rationalize their behavior and to minimize the complexity of their problems.

The Jesus Culture band sings a song called “He Is Faithful”.

As we seek to establish something new in our lives, there is always a learning curve.

As we seek to restore a clear conscience before God we need to examine the truthfulness of our society’s values.