Recovery Prayers Q&A
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Prayer is Not a Tallisman
I hold the belief that since prayer is communication with God, there is no special prayer for a specific event, there is just prayer for whatever the event happens to be. That's what makes all prayer special. Give thought to including talking to God about the faith of those who express no faith. He
Answered by Ken Sneed
Dealing with Grief
My heart and prayers go out to you. It is so difficult to go on with our day to day lives after we have lost someone we love. I do not believe there is a "right" way to say grace. In our family, we do say the same blessing at each meal, but any words that ask God to bless the food and give Him thank
Answered by Jennifer Hamilton
A prayer guide that has been around for a long time!
I would encourage you to read the book of Psalms and pray those to God. The ones that David prayed when in distress and went to God for help with his problems are great ways for you to pray for help with your addiction. The "enemies" & "wicked" that he prayed about are personifications of the tempta
Answered by Ken Sneed
Recovery Meditation Books
I absolutely love the small bible called Clean: A Recovery Companion by Dr. Rick Fowler and published by Thomas Nelson. It is a 12 Step Meditation book that explains addiction, lists addictive agents (some that addicts switch to when stopping the chemical), has 7 meditations each for all 12 steps an
Answered by Jennifer Hamilton