Meditations on "Anger"

The Big Book of Alcoholics Anonymous makes this statement: “Putting out of our minds the wrongs others had done, we resolutely looked for our own mistakes.

Often when traumatic situations arise and we are trying to navigate our way through them, we wonder if God is listening to our prayers.

In some translations of the Bible we are told we are blessed if we fear the Lord and that fear of the Lord is the beginning of wisdom.

What on earth is a hyrax and what does it have to do with my recovery?

Keeping a record of wrongs often leads to the winding path of relapse and active addiction.

When we sober up and come into recovery, most of us quickly recognize that we have an anger problem.

To be suspicious can be good or bad depending on the circumstances.

The 12-Step road often seems a long and winding one to us and some of us think we can reach the same destination by taking shortcuts that are more agreeable.

How many of us have lashed out in anger against a person who has harmed us?

In many Psalms from the Bible, we are invited to “Praise the Lord.

When we see those with evil plans prosper, we often wonder why God would allow them to do so.

One of the ways many of us try to hide our hurt and anger is through sarcasm.