MAY 8 Reflection for the Day
I’ve learned in the Gamblers Anonymous Program that I need not apologize to anyone for depending upon God as I understand Him.
I’ve learned in the Gamblers Anonymous Program that I need not apologize to anyone for depending upon God as I understand Him.
If I believe that it’s hopeless to expect any improvement in my life, I’m doubting the power of God. If I believe
So many of us suffer from despair. Yet we don’t realize that despair is purely the absence of faith. As long as
I knew I had to have a new beginning, and the beginning had to be here. I couldn’t start anywhere else. I
Many people pray as though to overcome the will of a reluctant God, instead of taking hold of the willingness of a
To stand on one leg and prove God’s existence is a very different thing, wrote Soren Kierkegaard, from going down on one’s knees and
When I was gambling, I was certain that my intelligence, backed by will power, could properly control my inner life and guarantee
For those of us who have lost our faith, or who have always had to struggle along without it, it’s often helpful
We’re taught that faith without works is dead. How true this is for the compulsive gambler. For if we fail to perfect or enlarge
As I grow in the Gamblers Anonymous Program—sharing, caring, and becoming more and more involved—I find that it’s becoming easier to live