Saying that we to in anything describes a process. Belief is “came believe” a result of consideration, doubt, reasoning, and concluding. In 2 Corinthians 12:9 (phillips), Jesus tells us: My grace is enough for you: for where there is weakness, my power is shown the more completely. 2 12:9 The Life Recovery Bible states: The ability to form beliefs is the mark of image in our life. It leads to action. God’s The next letter in hope is O, which stands for OPENNESS to change. What is the process that leads to solid belief, which leads you to change your life? the first four words in Step 2 came to Let’s look at again: “We believe ...” came “We ...” We took the first step when we attended our first recovery meeting! came to “We ...” We stopped denying our hurts, hang-ups, and habits! came to believe “We ...” We started to believe and receive to help us recover. God’s power Hope is openness to change. Sometimes we are afraid to change, even if our past was painful. We resist change because of our fear of the unknown, or, in our despair, we think we anything better. don’t deserve the good news: Hope opens doors where despair closes them! Here’s Hope discovers what can be done instead of grumbling about what be can’t done. Throughout your life you will continue to encounter hurts and trials that you are powerless to change, but with help you can be open to allow God’s
Saying that we “came to believe” in anything describes a process. Belief is a result of consideration, doubt, reasoning, and concluding. In 2 Corinthians 12:9 (phillips), Jesus tells us: My grace is enough for you: for where there is weakness, my power is shown the more completely. 2 12:9 The Life Recovery Bible states: The ability to form beliefs is the mark of God’s image in our life. It leads to action. The next letter in hope is O, which stands for OPENNESS to change. What is the process that leads to solid belief, which leads you to change your life? Let’s look at the first four words in Step 2 again: “We came to believe ...” “We came ...” We took the first step when we attended our first recovery meeting! “We came to ...” We stopped denying our hurts, hang-ups, and habits! “We came to believe ...” We started to believe and receive God’s power to help us recover. Hope is openness to change. Sometimes we are afraid to change, even if our past was painful. We resist change because of our fear of the unknown, or, in our despair, we think we don’t deserve anything better. Here’s the good news: Hope opens doors where despair closes them! Hope discovers what can be done instead of grumbling about what can’t be done. Throughout your life you will continue to encounter hurts and trials that you are powerless to change, but with God’s help you can be open to allow
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