Addiction Resources for Recovery Seeking, Caregivers, and Family which may include organizations, websites, rehab information, support groups, and other contact info. including personal experiences, scripture, books, or other writings.
How do you spend your time each day? Is it purposeful? Does it include showing, accepting, and nurturing the Divine love of God? Stop spending time on distractions, wasting time on idle frivolity, nor give attention to self sabotage. There is no time like the present to make the decision to live faithfully focused on […]
The breath of God moves on the wind; I am replenished. The waves of mercy, forgiveness, healing come in His timing. Impatience blocks the full effect. What are you seeking? Why so hurried? The breath of God is felt in the soft puff of air on the back of my hand from my horse on
There is Power in your prayers and Power in your Faith. Use your Power every day.
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“Blessed are the pure in heart, for they shall see God.” Matthew 5:8 Make a point to See God in your daily life. Notice Who is shining their Christ light around you. Holy abounds in nature, wildlife, the sea. Take time to see what’s being illuminated in your path today and expect an encounter of
To heal ancient pain, even if generational or new, you must first be willing to acknowledge what you’ve allowed to become buried deep within. No one can do the work for you. You must be the one who first notices the emotions, reactions, what/who rubs you the wrong way, and be willing to ask yourself
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Racing is like life day after day. The morning starts out gloriously happy after a great nights sleep. Well, most of the time. By lunchtime you need a healthy pick-me-up meal to keep going. Then mid- afternoon lets you know the struggle to keep up is real. Evening draws in and you have to dig
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Everything in life takes practice in order to create habits; good or bad. The world’s chaos, angry citizens, self sabotage, and hate filled actions make it harder and harder to find God’s peace. It takes commitment to doing the right thing. It takes a deliberate change in attitude. It takes daily practice to live like
