Join Joe McDonald as he explores the process of outgrowing fear and overcoming financial insecurity through Steps 10 and 11 of Alcoholics Anonymous. Joe shares a powerful insight—that we don’t simply escape financial insecurity by stopping bad behaviors, but by living through challenges, taking personal responsibility, and weathering whatever comes our way. He emphasizes that while we may stop doing bad things, bad things can still happen, but we can be free despite them. Joe also reflects on how, through spiritual growth, we begin to intuitively handle situations that once baffled us.

In Alcoholics Anonymous, Step 10 calls for continued self-inventory, while Step 11 encourages deepening our connection to our Higher Power. Joe reminds us that by trusting the process and facing our fears, we can live freely and intuitively, no matter what challenges come our way.

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Join Joe McDonald as he explores the concept of faith and trusting in spiritual direction, as outlined in Steps 10 and 11 of Alcoholics Anonymous. Joe uses the analogy of a quarterback throwing a ball to where you need to be, not where you are, to demonstrate the exercise of faith. He explains that faith is not a foreign concept; we practice it in everyday situations. Joe also highlights the importance of letting go of control, allowing us to receive direction from within, rather than trying to define how things should happen.

In Alcoholics Anonymous, Step 10 encourages ongoing self-reflection, and Step 11 calls for seeking spiritual guidance through prayer and meditation. Joe emphasizes that spiritual direction requires us to relax, take it easy, and trust the process—without trying to control the outcome.

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Join Joe McDonald as he discusses the importance of starting each day with a plan and spiritual guidance, as outlined in Steps 10 and 11 of Alcoholics Anonymous. Joe explains that while plans can change, asking God to direct our thinking helps us face the day with less surprise and more clarity. He shares a simple prayer: “God, please direct my thinking, especially that it be divorced from selfish, dishonest, or self-seeking motives.” This straightforward prayer reminds us to align ourselves with our Higher Power, without needing to get overly theological.

In Alcoholics Anonymous, Step 10 encourages continued self-awareness, while Step 11 focuses on seeking spiritual guidance through prayer and meditation. Joe emphasizes that starting the day with intentionality and spiritual focus helps us navigate life’s challenges with greater ease and integrity.

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Join Joe McDonald as he reflects on the promise of not regretting the past nor wishing to shut the door on it, as outlined in Steps 10 and 11 of Alcoholics Anonymous. Joe explains that through recovery, we learn that our addiction was not a curse but a calling—our worst experiences can now be used to alleviate the suffering of others. He highlights the words “comprehend” and “know,” emphasizing that serenity is not something we comprehend but something we recognize as a state of being. Joe also explores what it means to truly “know” peace and how that knowledge transforms us.

In Alcoholics Anonymous, Step 10 encourages us to reflect on our past actions and admit when we are wrong, while Step 11 strengthens our connection with our Higher Power, helping us experience serenity and peace. Joe reminds us that by accepting our past and finding purpose in it, we gain the peace that comes from living in alignment with our spiritual path.

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Join Joe McDonald as he discusses the importance of prayer and meditation in Steps 10 and 11 of Alcoholics Anonymous, focusing on seeking guidance rather than just relief. Joe explains that, during meditation, we ask for the power to navigate through circumstances rather than for circumstances to change. The true freedom comes from learning to navigate the challenges we face, rather than avoiding them. Joe also reminds us to be careful not to pray for selfish ends, but instead, ask for the power to help others through our actions and decisions.

In Alcoholics Anonymous, Step 10 encourages us to continually assess ourselves, and Step 11 strengthens our conscious contact with our Higher Power. Joe emphasizes that prayer for freedom from self-will and guidance on how to move through difficulties is key to spiritual growth and a deeper connection to divine purpose.

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Join Joe McDonald as he discusses the importance of spiritual awareness upon awakening, as outlined in Steps 10 and 11 of Alcoholics Anonymous. Joe explains that by starting our day with conscious reflection and prayer, we can use our mental faculties with confidence, knowing they are working for us and aligned with our Higher Power. However, if we neglect this spiritual connection, we risk letting our minds control us, telling us who we are and distorting our perception of the world. Joe emphasizes that the mind is a tool, and we must awaken each day to ensure it serves us rather than enslaving us.

In Alcoholics Anonymous, Step 10 helps us maintain self-awareness and accountability, while Step 11 encourages deepening our conscious contact with our Higher Power. Joe reminds us that by awakening to spiritual awareness each day, we keep our minds in check and stay aligned with divine guidance.

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Join Joe McDonald as he reflects on the importance of spiritual direction and surrender in Steps 10 and 11 of Alcoholics Anonymous. Joe explains that we must constantly remind ourselves that even the most disturbing situations are meant for our benefit. Whether we are here for ourselves or to help others, overreacting serves no one. Joe emphasizes the significance of the phrase “Thy will be done” and how, once awakened, we recognize where we need to go—even if it’s somewhere we may not want to. There’s always a message to carry, and through these steps, we learn to accept and follow our spiritual path.

In Alcoholics Anonymous, Step 10 encourages us to continue taking personal inventory and admit our wrongs, while Step 11 helps us strengthen our conscious contact with our Higher Power through prayer and meditation. Joe reminds us that by trusting in spiritual direction, we find purpose in every situation.

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Join Joe McDonald as he discusses the importance of spiritual power in Steps 10 and 11 of Alcoholics Anonymous. Joe explains that the transformation we experience in recovery is not about religious dogma or theories—it’s about finding the power within us. He emphasizes that as long as we stay in fit spiritual condition, this power continues to guide us. Joe reminds us that we must look inside ourselves and search fearlessly to find and maintain a power greater than ourselves, which requires ongoing action. Step 11 encourages prayer and meditation as a means of deepening this connection.

In Alcoholics Anonymous, Step 10 teaches us to continually take personal inventory, and Step 11 calls for strengthening our conscious contact with a Higher Power. Joe highlights that spiritual growth is not a one-time event, but a continuous journey that requires dedication, action, and self-exploration.

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Join Joe McDonald as he reflects on the journey of overcoming fear through working Steps 10 and 11 of Alcoholics Anonymous. Joe shares how, in the beginning, newcomers may feel uneasy about how outward and open people are in meetings, but as they continue participating, they gradually overcome their fears. He talks about how many of us eventually outgrow not just our fear of speaking in front of others but also deeper fears like economic insecurity. Joe promises that by walking the spiritual path laid out in the steps, these fears will diminish, and we’ll find ourselves living in greater freedom and security.

In Alcoholics Anonymous, Step 10 encourages ongoing self-assessment, while Step 11 helps us strengthen our conscious contact with our Higher Power. Joe emphasizes that through these practices, we can outgrow our fears and step into a life of courage and confidence.

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Join Joe McDonald as he delves into the concept of faith in action through Steps 10 and 11 of Alcoholics Anonymous. Joe explains that faith is demonstrated through acts of service, often without us even realizing we are in service to others. For those who are naturally skeptical, the continued works of faith prove its power not only to others but also to ourselves. Joe emphasizes that as we walk in faith and demonstrate our redemption, both we and those around us benefit. However, faith requires action so others can witness the transformative power in our lives.

In Alcoholics Anonymous, Step 10 encourages ongoing self-reflection and honesty, while Step 11 strengthens our conscious contact with our Higher Power. Joe reminds us that by walking in faith and committing to service, we live out the spiritual principles of recovery in a way that impacts both ourselves and others.

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