On August 12, 1995, God, as I understood Him, delivered me from addiction. Thirty-one years later, I’m still learning what that means. Looking back, there are three things I’ve learned: God can meet us in places we never thought we’d escape. I didn’t have a five-year plan. I barely had a next-day plan. But GodContinue reading “31 Years Ago, God Delivered Me”
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A Sobering Perspective
I don’t always respond to the Day One prompts WordPress offers every morning when I wake up. But, on occasion, I find one that I can answer from a unique perspective. Like this one: What was the hardest personal goal you’ve set for yourself? Honestly, when I first read it, I thought, “How stupid.” ButContinue reading “A Sobering Perspective”
What I’ve Learned About Sobriety
I’m not going to lie. This past year was probably one of the most challenging years of my sobriety journey. At one point, Terri told me that nothing was worth my sobriety. She was right. As I consider taking steps forward, it is necessary to consider my wellbeing—particularly my sobriety. Last week, I shared withContinue reading “What I’ve Learned About Sobriety”
