Meditations on "Relationship"

Perhaps it is time to reflection who we really want to have authority over our lives.

Today we give thanks to God for the miracles we have already witnessed in our lives and the many more we will experience.

It may be time for each of us to consider what impact our words have on others.

Have we ever considered that God is jealous for our attention?

What's the real root of my anger? Do I want to get rid of anger? What am I willing to do to be free from destructive anger?

The God who created this earth and put natural laws in place has also given us spiritual laws that are in operation.

We are blessed today with a clear conscience as we confess our wrongs to God and let Him remove our sin from us.

An essential part of our life with God in recovery is recognizing what is harmful and decaying and what is healthy and returning to life after a time of dormancy.

We are living co-dependently when we look to those around us to affirm our value. God’s plan for us to have secure and satisfying relationships begins with us discovering the person God says we are – nothing more and nothing less.

Wise people are willling to listen to sound advice and learn. We can learn from their experience, strength, and hope because they have gained wisdom by listening to others and by following the principles for a successful life as recorded in the Bible.

In certain situations, when our behaviour is challenged, we are quick to try to justify ourselves because we are unwilling to see the exact nature of our wrongs. Self-justification is rooted in the thinking that we are better human beings than we truly are. It’s time to admit that wrong is wrong, and that we are guilty of wrong thinking and wrong doing.

My life is of great beauty and infinite value. Do I really believe this? What does God have to say about it all on my good days and bad days?