Living Life In Recovery

Welcome to 'As Archie Sees It!', a podcast series exploring various aspects of life, faith, and recovery, created by Archie Boyle. In this episode, we explore 'The Loveliness of God'. God's loveliness helps us to keep moving forward in recovery in the following ways:

- Reminding us of our inherent worth: God's loveliness reminds us of our inherent worth and value as human beings, regardless of our past mistakes or current circumstances.

- Pointing us toward a brighter future: God's loveliness gives us hope and purpose and points us toward a brighter future filled with joy and peace.

- Encouraging us to take action: God's loveliness encourages us to take action and helps us to stay motivated and inspired in our recovery journey.

The process of personal inventory can be uncomfortable but it's worth it. It is a process of self-discovery and a deeper understanding of ourselves and what we need to do if we want to live our lives according to Gods will.

Welcome to the fifth installment of the podcast series, “As God Sees It”.

In this episode, we explore the power of trusting God for our recovery from addiction. We’ll explore how redemption, new life, and trusting Jesus can make a way for us to heaven. We hope this podcast will provide you with the insight and inspiration needed to trust God and find true recovery. Join us now as we dive into this important topic and learn how to rely on God for our redemption, new life and eternal salvation.

Welcome to As Archie Sees It! Episode 4 - Following where God leads you! In this episode, we'll be exploring how to follow God's direction for our lives. We'll also explore how to discern God's leading and how to trust Him to lead us in the right direction.

I. Trusting God is a privilege. 

What we are experiencing in and through recovery we may never experience again,  especially if we choose to go back to our old way of living. 

How insane would it be for us to give up what we have now and go back?

II. Our influence on the life of others can only be good when we are living life according to the recovery principles found through His Word and the Twelve Steps. 

Hurt people can't help hurt people!

The purpose of recovery is to 'Carry the Message' to others who still suffer the negative effects of addiction and compulsion.

III. Our stability in recovery depends on us seeking His Will for our lives and joyfully following it. 

We seek through prayer and meditation to improve our conscious contact with God. Praying only for knowledge of His will, and His power to carry it out.

It is in Christ that we find out who we are and what we are living for. Long before we first heard of Christ and got our hopes up, he had his eye on us, had designs on us for glorious living. Want to know how? Lear to Live Life in Recovery!

Welcome to Episode Two! Over the next few episodes I want to look at the expression H.A.L.T. about not getting too Hungry - angry - Lonely or Tired! Starting with HUNGER I want to look t some of what the Bible says about hunger.

Jesus leads I follow - recovery is simple but not always easy

Jesus said, "If you love me, show it by doing what I've told you." John 14:15

Welcome to the commencement of this years 'Discussion Starters' Join me tomorrow for the first episode of 'As Archie sees It.'  Titled 'Let Go and Let God."

Merry Christmas everyone!!

Coming in January 2023 'As Archie Sees It!'
A new podcast series based on my own experience, strength and hope!

Each episode will contain a 'Verse for the day.' a 'Thought for the day.' and a 'Prayer for the day.'
In the 'Big Book' of Alcoholics Anonymous it says, "Our stories disclose in a simple way - what we used to be like, what happened and what we are like now." My hope and prayer are that through this series I can share what God has done, is doing and wants to do through my life.

Jesus came to save sinners! It is my hope that through sharing what He has done for me others may seek His will for their lives through a personal, daily relationship with the Holy spirit, learning God's plan for them and seeking Christ's assistance in applying His will to ery area of their daily lives.