DECEMBER 8 Reflection for the Day
We often see people in Gamblers Anonymous—devoutly and with seeming sincerity—ask for God’s guidance on matters ranging from major crises to such
We often see people in Gamblers Anonymous—devoutly and with seeming sincerity—ask for God’s guidance on matters ranging from major crises to such
As long as I stubbornly hang on to the conviction that I can live solely by my individual strength and intelligence, a
When I finally convince myself to let go of a problem that’s been tearing me apart—when I take the action to set
N. Eldon Tanner has said, Service is the rent we pay for the privilege of living on this earth. For most recovering gamblers, service
Most of us in Gamblers Anonymous are far more comfortable with the determination that we won’t make that first bet today, than we are
Our ancient enemy, self-will, wears a mask, confronting me with this sort of rationalization: Why do I have to lean on God?
Once at a meeting held in a church, I saw a stained glass window on which was written, God Is Love. For some reason,
We are what we repeatedly do. Excellence, then, is not an act, but a habit,—Aristotle. By repeating my gambling acts, I became
If you’re a negative thinker and are not yet ready to do an about-face, here are some guidelines that can keep you
Contrary to what some people think, the slogan Let Go and Let God isn’t an expression of apathy, an attitude of defeatism, or an