Meditations on "Anger"

Facing trouble without God, is one of the quickest routes to discouragement and relapse.

When guard rails are erected they are put there to protect people from the danger that is on the other side of the rail or rails.

This week we’ve been looking at prejudice and how it expresses itself in our daily lives.

God hates sin, but with His unfailing love He pursues every person who sins.

Through all previous generations even to the generation alive today, people have lived in an environment where good and evil are muddled.

We are unable to control all our circumstances, but we don't have to let what happens spoil our day.

To stop using our substance of choice is a great beginning to recovery but God knows that unless we deal with the underlying root of our habits and addictive practices we are still doomed for failure.

God knows that it is easy for us to let fear take control of our lives.

We live in an angry noisy world. Quiet people and their opinions and needs seem to get lost in the loud voices of protest and demand.

When we first come into recovery, we tend to focus on our past behaviour and the things we have done wrong.

Strong people with a true sense of their identity, are often the gentlest souls around.

People living with a victim mentality often believe that it is impossible to get well.