True, lasting recovery requires us to create and maintain inner peace. For many, it springs from a practice of mindfulness, for others from the rituals of religion. But not everyone finds a connection with a Higher Power in those ways. Through daily reflection and meditation, In God’s Care gifts a healing inspiration to our spirit. Steadily, we find spiritual growth. Recovery is an act of faith. An addict is promised healing and self-development through the rigors of counseling, treatment, therapy, and a Twelve Step program. With motivational guidance, addictive behaviors are abandoned, coping skills are learned, and sobriety is lasting. The cycle of addiction is broken by trusting in the process. This is the power of faith: a new way of life. Co-author Karen Casey, who wrote the bestselling recovery classic Each Day a New Beginning, harnesses this power to transform life’s struggles into a devotional outlook. These heartfelt meditations encourage the optimism needed for continuous change. It doesn’t matter what we call the goodness we wish to be and see—God or otherwise. It only matters that we hold it in our hearts and affairs as we create a new life. That is the truest definition of a Higher Power.
Beautiful and inspirational: Forty-four richly detailed full-page designs paired with promise-themed Scripture quotations to meditate upon
(Allen, 62). The end result is to apply great pressure on the one individuating to return to the prior position of fusion, to adopt again the pseudoself which the family found comfortable and predictable, rather than threaten the family ...
After years of reflection on the themes they presented in their first collection of readings, with this follow-up the authors of the bestselling meditation book Keep It Simple build upon incorporating Twelve Step practices into their daily ...
Using Psalm 139, Abbey Wedgeworth walks alongside women suffering the heartbreak of miscarriage.
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... like plants in the field, like tender green. Joke. Joke. Q: Why is the Mississippi such an unusual river? Q: Why is the Mississippi such an unusual river? A: It has four i's, but it can't see. A: It has four i's, but it can't see.
While visiting his grandparents, a young boy learns how God created the world and what he can do to help take care of it.
"This is not another book on green issues to make you feel guilty.
They will inspire you to reach for the joy we are offered everyday as children of the King. Joy is ours to face the ups and downs of our life. See where these authors found their joy and let their stories encourage and uplift.
Soon, you’ll pack up the baggage of your past, the fears of your present, and the prospects of your future and entrust them into the hand of the God who works all things for the good of those who love Him.