Facing Fear with Faith: Insights from Transitions Daily
We aa's can say that we do not fear the world outcome, whichever course it may take. This is because we have been enabled to deeply feel and say we shall fear no evil, thy will not ours be done.
Feeling overwhelmed by fear on your sobriety journey? You're not alone. In this episode of the 'Transitions Daily Alcoholics Anonymous Recovery Readings Podcast', Kurt L dives into the theme of fear and how faith can help you overcome it. Drawing from a variety of AA resources like 'Twenty-Four Hours A Day', 'Daily Reflections', and 'As Bill Sees It', Kurt shares powerful quotes that offer both comfort and guidance.
One standout quote from Bill W’s 'The Language of the Heart' emphasizes that while the world may be fraught with destructive fears, AA members can find peace in saying, 'We shall fear no evil, thy will not ours be done'. The episode highlights the crucial role of intensive work with other alcoholics, a cornerstone of the AA program. This kind of work not only helps others but also strengthens your own resolve to stay sober.
You'll hear about how fellowship and frequent contact with newcomers can become the bright spots in your life, helping to banish loneliness and bring a sense of purpose. Spiritual living, meditation, and prayer are also key themes. One quote reminds us that 'in quietness and confidence shall be your strength'. By having faith in a higher power, you can face whatever challenges come your way with serenity and peace.
This episode is a heartfelt reminder that you're not alone in your struggles. With faith, fellowship, and a commitment to helping others, you can overcome fear and find lasting sobriety.