Winchester Addiction Recovery

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02/14/2026

✨ “I Believe in Jesus” is a Christian song inspired by John 20:29, where Jesus says, “Blessed are those who have not seen and yet believe.”This song reminds ...

01/07/2026

Trust And Obey

[Jesus said,] “Believe also in Me. . . . Keep my commandments.”
John 14:1, 15

One day a struggling Christian visited his minister. “I’ve read books on discipleship,” said the visitor, “taken theology courses by correspondence, and stayed up late doing assignments for my Bible study group. But I’m confused. Can you tell me how to be a victorious Christian?”
Pulling a hymnal from its shelf, the pastor opened to these words: “Trust and obey, for there’s no other way to be happy in Jesus, but to trust and obey.”
That’s it in a nutshell. Sometimes the Christian life isn’t easy, but it’s always simple. We walk by faith and live in obedience. Godliness is the simplicity of taking God at face value, doing what He says, and watching Him bless our lives.
Sometimes in trusting and obeying, we find ourselves wanting to do God’s part as well as our own. Perhaps you have a problem that seems to have no answer—maybe a wayward child. You can do your part to pray, love, and communicate. But then you must trust God to do His part to convict, convert, and change.
Every problem is an opportunity to trust; every situation is an opportunity to obey. And when it comes down to it, every part of our Christian life falls into those two categories: trust and obey!

For the favor He shows, for the joy He bestows, Are for them who will trust and obey.
JOHN H. SAMMIS

01/05/2026

Remembering And Responding

I will delight myself in Your statutes; I will not forget Your word.
Psalm 119:16

Which is easier—to make your bed in the morning or leave it unmade? To volunteer for a community project or to watch TV all weekend? To vacuum, wash, and wax your car or to leave it dirty? The easiest choices reflect the Second Law of Thermodynamics: all work processes tend toward a greater state of disorder over time without fresh injections of new energy.
This law applies both physically and spiritually. Leave your car parked in a field, and it will rust and fall apart. The same will happen in your spiritual life. Forget to maintain the spiritual disciplines you have learned, and in time, your life will take on increasing signs of disorder. That’s what happened to the Israelites when they returned to Jerusalem from captivity. They started out obeying God, but in time they lost their energy. They stopped giving Him the first and best from their lives, and the prophet Malachi called them to account (Malachi 3:7-9). If you can see disorder creeping into your life, make sure you are still giving your first and best to God.
Remembering and responding to God’s will takes new energy every day. That’s just the way it is this side of heaven.

People need to be reminded more often than they need to be instructed.
SAMUEL JOHNSON

01/03/2026

Day And Night

Joshua 1:8 KJV
This book of the law shall not depart out of thy mouth; but thou shalt meditate therein day and night, that thou mayest observe to do according to all that is written therein: for then thou shalt make thy way prosperous, and then thou shalt have good success.

Imagine a chef who collected cookbooks, took cooking classes, studied recipes, and developed menus—but never cooked. Are you like that when it comes to spiritual food? It’s one thing to enjoy Bible study, attend Bible classes, and follow daily reading plans. But are you daily applying the Bible’s lessons to your attitudes and behavior?
Joshua 1:8 gives three steps to Bible study. First, keep listening to God’s Word. Keep reading it aloud. Don’t let it depart from your mouth or your mind.
Second, meditate on it. Mull it over in your imagination. Think about it when you drive to work and when you sit at home. Ponder it when you lie down and when you rise up.
Third, obey it—be careful to do everything in it. Then you will make your way prosperous, and then you will have good success. When we’re consistent in our daily devotions, it’s easier to be consistent in our daily duties.
I on Thy statutes meditate,
Though evil men deride;
Thy faithful Word is my delight,
My counselor and guide

01/02/2026

Choosing And Using Time

See then that you walk circumspectly, not as fools but as wise, redeeming the time, because the days are evil.
Ephesians 5:15-16

In 2004, the Department of Labor’s Bureau of Labor Statistics reported that Americans sixty-five years old and older spent 7.3 hours in leisure and sports activities; thirty-five- to forty-four-year-olds spent the least time, 4.2 hours per day. The “average American” age fifteen or older spent 3.0 hours in leisure and sports activities and another 3.4 hours in miscellaneous activities.
In spite of how rushed and stressed everyone claims to be, it seems Americans have quite a bit of discretionary time on their hands each day. The question is, what do we choose to do with it? Once when King David was not occupied with kingly duties, he was found hanging out with Nathan the prophet—spending time in godly pursuits (2 Samuel 7:1-2). Later in his reign, when he had time on his hands, he ended up being guilty of adultery and murder (2 Samuel 11).
Time, once it passes or is used in ungodly pursuits, can never be regained. Why not keep track of your time this week and see how much of it is spent with the Lord?
Everyone has the same amount of time. The difference is that some choose to use it more wisely than others.

I am a shadow, so art thou; I mark the time, dost thou?

01/01/2026

Falling in Line with God ~ Day 1

Who’s Serving Whom?

No one can serve two masters; for either he will hate the one and love the other, or else he will be loyal to the one and despise the other. You cannot serve God and mammon.
Matthew 6:24

Pretend you are given a bank account that receives a fresh deposit of $86,400 every day. You are free to spend the money any way you want, but the unspent balance is not carried forward to the next day. Regardless of what you’ve spent by the end of the day, the balance is reset daily at $86,400. What would you do with such a bank account?
Now consider the fact that each dollar represents the number of seconds in one day: 24 hours per day x 60 minutes per hour x 60 seconds per minute = 86,400 seconds. Once they are “spent,” they disappear, and the balance is reset at 12:00:01 a.m. every day. Some people become slaves of what they have; they live frantic lives, trying to spend time, talent, and treasure before they lose those things. In so doing, they become servants of things that are supposed to serve them. Jesus said we cannot serve both God and money (things of this world). And the only way to keep our priorities straight is to have a wise, godly plan: today I’m going to glorify God this way with my time, talent, and treasure. Do you have such a plan?
To have a plan and not follow it is the same as having no plan at all.

12/16/2025

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12/16/2025

Bible Truth # 3 – Addictions come from committing sin

11/22/2025

Bible Truth #1 – Only God knows how to make life work

10/24/2025

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10/24/2025

Bible Truth # 13 – Controlling speech helps control the body.

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