Recovery Matters Designed For Living

03/29/2026

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03/20/2026

03/20/2026

Courage isn’t the absence of fear—it’s choosing to move forward in spite of it. Strength isn’t about never falling—it’s about getting back up every single time you do.

There will be days when you feel tired, discouraged, and ready to quit. But don’t. Not today. Not when you’ve come this far. Not when there’s still purpose in your life.

You are stronger than your struggles. You are bigger than your setbacks. And no matter what your mind tries to tell you, your life has value—you are worth it.

Keep going. Keep fighting. Keep believing. Because the breakthrough you’re praying for might be on the other side of the moment you almost gave up.

Don’t quit. You’re worth the fight.

03/19/2026

Thought for the Day

When we were drinking, we used to be ashamed of the past. Remorse is terrible mental punishment: ashamed of ourselves for the things we've said and done, afraid to face people because of what they might think of us, afraid of the consequences of what we did when we were drunk. In A.A. we forget about the past. Do I believe that God has forgiven me for everything I've done in the past, no matter how black it was, provided I'm honestly trying to do the right thing today?

Meditation for the Day

God's spirit is all about you all day long. You have no thoughts, no plans, no impulses and no emotions that He does not know about. You can hide nothing from Him. Do not make your conduct conform only to that of the world and do not depend on the approval or disapproval of others. God sees in secret, but He rewards openly. If you are in harmony with the Divine Spirit, doing your best to live the way you believe God wants you to live, you will be at peace.

Prayer for the Day

I pray that I may always feel God's presence. I pray that I may realize this Presence constantly all through the day.

03/16/2026

Positive post on taking suggestions and taking the right path

Taking suggestions isn’t weakness—it’s wisdom. Too often our pride tells us we have to figure everything out alone. But growth happens when we humble ourselves enough to listen to those who have walked the path before us. When we take healthy suggestions from people who care about our well-being, we avoid unnecessary pain and move closer to the life we were meant to live.

The right path is rarely the easiest one, but it’s always the one that leads to peace, growth, and purpose. Sometimes that path requires us to slow down, pray, seek guidance, and trust that we don’t have to do it all on our own. When we stay teachable and open, God places the right voices in our lives to guide us forward.

Today is a good reminder: stay humble, stay willing, and stay on the path that leads to growth. The right direction, even if it’s difficult, will always lead to something better. 🙏💪

03/13/2026

Twenty Four Hours a Day

Friday
Mar 13

Thought for the Day

We've got rid of our false, drinking selves and found our real, sober selves. And we turn to God, our Father, for help, just as the Prodigal Son arose and went to his father. At the end of the story, the father of the Prodigal Son says: "He was dead and is alive again, he was lost and is found." We alcoholics who have found sobriety in A.A. were certainly dead and are alive again. We were lost and are found. Am I alive again?

Meditation for the Day

Gently breathe in God's spirit, that spirit which, if not barred out by selfishness, will enable you to do good works. This means rather that God will be enabled to do good works through you. You can become a channel for God's spirit to flow through you and into the lives of others. The works that you can do will only be limited by your spiritual development. Let your spirit be in harmony with God's spirit and there is no limit to what you can do in the realm of human relationships.

Prayer for the Day

I pray that I may become a channel for God's spirit. I pray that God's spirit may flow thro

03/08/2026

What drives us forward and what holds us back? What values do we hold dear and how do they shape our choices, for better or worse? Recognizing these patterns empowers us to set healthy boundaries and live more intentionally. The key to growth lies in embracing change and cultivating habits that make us better versions of ourselves, leading by example as parents and partners, and choosing wisdom over pride.

02/21/2026

Stay committed to your growth! By embracing the tools at our disposal and putting them into practice, we unlock our full potential and embark on a journey of transformative Recovery.