Recovery Meditations

Becoming strong and steady in our recovery requires that we keep on listening to and learning from God's Word and from the experience, strength, and hope of others.

We often give up on God before His plan for us, in His perfect timing, takes effect. Jesus’ death on Good Friday came before His resurrection on Easter Sunday. Things looked hopeless for Jesus’ followers during the time between those two events, but God was still in charge.

We may not know how to overcome all that is wrong, but today we can choose for a new way of living.

Few people are more aware of their need for God’s help to restore them to sanity than recovering addicts. What a relief it was to turn to God who was ready, willing, and able to receive and restore us.

God invites us to a gentle and humble way of life that gives us peace and fills us with joy.

If we ground ourselves in God’s will, He will take care of the rest.

Do we praise God for those things that have taken place, and are we able to see and believe for those things God has promised that are yet to come?

God is greater than any obsession or voice that is swirling around in our heads.

Dealing with a bad reputation is one of the most difficult things to face as we seek to live well in recovery with God.

As we make conscious contact with God a priority, He will faithfully change our desires.

As we follow God’s principles in all our affairs, we will experience great peace, and nothing will cause us to stumble.

God invites us to the peace and security of living in the truth that He truly does care for us.