Meditations on "Lies"

The basic questions to ask ourselves when making a searching and fearless moral inventory are, "God what does my life look like to you?

When we wandered in addiction we tried to be loyal to our families but gave priority to our drug of choice.

God’s purpose in creating humans in His likeness was that they would be in relationship with Him and reflect His image on the earth.

God wants us to be successful in recovery and in life.

It’s amazing that after all the chaos and heartbreak of our self-absorbed life in addiction that we could be so changed that we now passionately love God and His laws.

It is God’s plan that we not only know truth but believe truth, speak truth, and reorder our lives so that all our actions reflect truth.

It doesn’t take a long time in recovery for us to realize how much better life is than we ever thought possible.

What comes to mind when we say or hear the word "serenity?

Telling the truth presents many challenges for individuals seeking new life in recovery.

Life in addiction is life in isolation. We figure things out on our own.

The wisest man of his time, King Solomon compiled sayings that can be found in the book of Proverbs in the Bible.

When making decisions in life, God tells us to first seek His counsel and then do what He says is right.