Meditations on "Truth"

A remarkable change takes place in our thinking and even our desires when we turn our will and our lives over to God’s care.

Saturday – a day to relax and unwind from the busy responsibilities of the week, to do some errands and tidy up things that may have become cluttered during the week.

As we enter into life with God in recovery, we often feel quite vulnerable.

As we seek to live in God’s will each day, we ask God to help us deal with those events in our past which our addiction helped us medicate—feelings of pain and loss, loneliness, frustration, grief and dissatisfaction.

For it was I, the Lord your God, who rescued you from the land of Egypt.

When we wandered in addiction we found ourselves trying to be loyal to our families, but our loyalty to our drug of choice often took priority.

People who wink at wrong cause trouble, but a bold reproof promotes peace.

Problems! Problems! Problems! Sometimes life seems full of them.

God has a plan for my life. Many of us have found peace and security as we have believed this truth.

Oh, how I love your instructions! I think about them all day long.

“Trusting that You will make all things right if I surrender to Your will” Hillsong, one of the world’s leading contributors to praise and worship music, has given us a song that seems to describe this sentence from the Serenity Prayer.

How do we enter into this friendship relationship with God that makes life safe and satisfying and guarantees us life, beyond the grave, in heaven?