Partners in Hope

If we desire to be joyful in our recovery, we will need to be mindful of our thoughts and actions. We need to find out what God’s principles are for successful living and reshape our behaviour around them.

Irritability and anger are likely reflective of something going on deep inside us. We need to be willing to expose the underlying reason for our wounded heart.

We were born again from above into the family of God and given the will and desire to live a life of moral excellence.

Thinking and acting on our own self-centered thoughts often results in confusion and grief. Too often when we choose to follow our familiar selfish ways and ignore the guidance of the Holy Spirit we end up in despair. On the other hand, when we walk surrendered to, and empowered by, the Holy Spirit we experience more and more confidence and hope.

I don’t think God cares how we seek to connect with Him - if it is a thought, a whisper, a shout, a groan, a sigh – anything that asks God to come and be with us and act on our behalf.  He’s so generous and so willing when we come to Him in trust and faith.

God invites us today to remember that God goes before us and is with us.  We can still our hearts an quiet our minds because He will never leave us nor forsake us.