Recovery requires keeping it simple

We welcome your inspiring comments. Send a textLiving life on life's terms requires admitting that life is a struggle, and no, it's not easy. Admitting that its Gods plan, not mine, that directs me and gives me hope and confidence in my future. My daily striving to help someone other than myself keeps me sober. Keeping it simple means letting God direct my steps. Realizing it's his plan, not mine. My sobriety is dependent on my belief in a power greater than me that sustains me and permits me to live. My very next breath is by his permission. Today I seek serenity and peace in my daily affairs, His plan, not mine. His script. I live each day with the full understanding that God is the author, the movie director, the ship captain, the airplane pilot, the script writer, the book author, and that I am a willing participant in his plan. There is no recovery without God. For me, my success is dependent on my full faith in the God of my understanding. God first. If I don't put God first, anything else will ultimately fail. My disease will trade away anything that I put before God. The Job, the money, the family. With the disease of addiction, nothing else matters. My God must come first. Listen as Trent tells all on his mission each and every day to just keep it simple.beat outro loopSupport the showRecovery is a process of decisions.