Meditations on "Wisdom"

Step 10 of the 12-Step program advises us to continue to take personal inventory and, when we are wrong, promptly admit it.

T Often when we come into recovery we miss our old way of life and the people we socialized with.

Employers negotiate work contracts with individuals and unions.

Steps 1, 2, and 3 of the 12-Step program help us develop faith in Jesus Christ, a power greater than ourselves who can restore us to sanity.

God wants us to “get it right.” If we will pay attention to, and obey what we learn from God’s Word, God’s Spirit will lead us on the right path every time.

It’s not surprising that living in active addiction was for years often described as having a habit.

People who walk with God in recovery look to Him for wisdom, hope, and direction.

We all want progress in our life in recovery but what are the actual goals we want to achieve?

We say the above words over and over again because they are true and applicable to every day of our life.

He led them from the darkness and deepest gloom; he snapped their chains.

The Big Book of Alcoholics Anonymous discusses building relationships and how joy will impact our ability to do so.

Many of us who are overcoming a lifestyle of addiction experience irritability and anger in certain situations.