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Chapter 9- The Work and the Life (Charlie)

1/5/2020

 
The 10th step of the 12 steps is: Continue to take personal inventory and when we find something wrong promptly admit it.

This step is important because it bears witness to how our lives have changed. I would like to suggest that as we complete this step, we actually write good things and bad things. Writing good and bad will keep us from being overwhelmed with our bad choices. We all make good choices and bad choices.
We make amends when it won’t hurt anybody but we can always encourage others by what God is doing in our life. Every one of us should strive to maintain our relationship with God. We can’t wait until we feel it’s important. We can’t excuse ourselves because we think somebody else will do it. People will see our faith and lives as we help them. We may not even realize that we are helping people to draw close to God.
I used ask God to bring people to me that I could help. With experience I learned that I needed to ask God to show me when he brought someone to me. As we work for others we are preparing for things to come.

​- Charlie


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    Steps to Christ Recovery Edition Blog

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    Charlie
    and
    ​Dena Meigs

    Hi friends,
    ​
    I am Charlie, pastor of the Wrangell SDA church during 2014-2019. My wife Dena and I started this blog as a way to share what we are learning as we read through the Ellen G. White book Steps to Christ.

    I was an atheist and hedonist. My choices and actions caused me to become a broken person. I realized my need of God and trusted Him to guide me to being whole again. I followed a 12 step program on my quest of finding this all powerful loving God. I am excited to share with you my journey through the Recovery Edition of Steps to Christ.

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