Our Lost Faith

[roverl0616]

Knowing that things will be alright without any of us having to first have proof that they're gonna be is what is meant by us having Faith in things. This requires that all of us trust that things are going to be alright when at times there's nothing but proof to the contrary. Then all of us will be tempted into losing Faith. This is common enough for all of us and we all have done this and it's not the end of the world when we have, because we all can get back our lost faith once again if we know what to do and how to do it. That's what recovery is about, and it teaches all of us how we can do this which is something we all thought was impossible for all of us but it really isn't, and it's not that hard to do if we know what we need to do and how to go about doing it. Once we all have then all of us will have our lost Faith back again and it will mean something to all of us that it never meant to any of us before we all lost it. All of us will be glad to have it back, and that it's no longer lost, like it was for all of us before we all found recovery, which allowed for all of us to have it back and it's so good to have back for all of us, that none of us will ever want to lose it again.

[janbear]

I grew up with pleasant church experiences. And I found a faith that worked for me. But I lost my faith when I began to drink and drug. 16 years later I found AA and eventually I found my lost faith again. Despite my rocky road in recovery I have never lost my faith again. I give credit to AA for bringing me back to the Lord