Join Joe McDonald as he explores the deeper understanding of self and spiritual power in Steps 10 and 11 of Alcoholics Anonymous. Joe reflects on the realization that many of us were mentally and emotionally ill, but that illness wasn’t our true self. He discusses the transformative power of love and compassion, and how those who helped us in recovery revealed the spiritual power within us—explaining that this power is the subject of our experience, not just a concept or belief. Joe emphasizes that once we grasp the presence of this power within, we are able to fully commit to the spiritual journey of recovery.

In Alcoholics Anonymous, Step 10 helps us continue to maintain our spiritual progress through self-awareness and accountability, while Step 11 encourages us to seek a deeper conscious contact with our Higher Power. Joe reminds us that the spiritual power we seek is already within us, waiting to be discovered and embraced.

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Join Joe McDonald as he breaks down the practical steps in managing thoughts and behaviors in Steps 10 and 11 of Alcoholics Anonymous. Joe emphasizes the immediate action we must take when negative thoughts or emotions arise, asking God to remove them at once. He explains the process of admitting powerlessness, discussing troubling thoughts with someone, making amends quickly, and then turning our focus to helping others. Joe highlights the critical truth that the one person we cannot help by ourselves is us—we need to rely on spiritual power and support from others.

In Alcoholics Anonymous, Step 10 teaches us to continue personal inventory and admit our wrongs, while Step 11 encourages conscious contact with our Higher Power. Joe reminds us that by turning our thoughts toward helping others and seeking divine guidance, we stay grounded in recovery and free from self-destructive patterns.

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Join Joe McDonald as he explores the promises that come from working Steps 10 and 11 of Alcoholics Anonymous. Joe explains that part of our recovery is learning to love people while tolerating the symptoms of their malady—selfishness, dishonesty, resentment, and fear. He reflects on the powerful promise that we cease fighting anything or anyone, even alcohol. Joe also shares his personal experience with the progressive nature of addiction and how, for many, the ability to resist substances diminishes over time, until it’s impossible without spiritual intervention.

In Alcoholics Anonymous, Step 10 asks us to continue taking personal inventory and promptly admit when we’re wrong, while Step 11 calls for deepening our connection with a Higher Power through prayer and meditation. Joe emphasizes that the freedom we seek in recovery is not just from alcohol but from the fight within ourselves, and it’s a promise we can all experience through spiritual practice.

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Join Joe McDonald as he shares insights into Steps 10 and 11 of Alcoholics Anonymous, focusing on the importance of embracing obstacles as part of our spiritual journey. Joe explains that avoidance was once a major issue for many of us, and learning to face challenges head-on is key to spiritual growth. He emphasizes that we must avoid praying for selfish ends, as doing so prevents us from fully experiencing the lessons we need to grow. Joe shares his personal experience of learning that, when everything is stripped away, we still have the strength to walk through life’s challenges.

In Alcoholics Anonymous, Step 10 asks us to continue taking personal inventory and promptly admit when we’re wrong, while Step 11 encourages us to improve our conscious contact with God through prayer and meditation. Joe reminds us that true growth comes from accepting and facing obstacles, rather than avoiding them, and trusting that our Higher Power will guide us through.

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Join Joe McDonald as he welcomes newcomers to this unique meeting of Alcoholics Anonymous and introduces the ongoing spiritual work of Steps 10 and 11. Joe explains that these steps teach us to continue taking personal inventory and promptly admit when we are wrong, while also improving our conscious contact with God through prayer and meditation. The goal is to increase our awareness of the spiritual power within us and to stay mindful of that power in our daily lives.

In Alcoholics Anonymous, Step 10 focuses on maintaining self-awareness and accountability, and Step 11 encourages deepening our connection to a Higher Power. Joe emphasizes that the spiritual journey is not just about gaining power, but about becoming more aware of it and allowing it to guide our actions.

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Join Joe McDonald as he explores the freedom that comes from spiritual growth through Steps 10 and 11 of Alcoholics Anonymous. Joe reflects on the concept of being liberated from the bondage of self and gaining a new freedom from thoughts and emotions. This freedom empowers us to observe our emotions rather than be controlled by them, resulting in a deeper sense of happiness no longer tied to our circumstances.

In Alcoholics Anonymous, Step 10 calls for continual self-inventory and prompt admission of wrongs, while Step 11 encourages us to seek a deeper connection with our Higher Power through prayer and meditation. Joe emphasizes that the practice of these steps leads to a lasting sense of freedom and spiritual liberation.

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Join Joe McDonald as he continues discussing Steps 10 and 11 of Alcoholics Anonymous, focusing on the importance of daily spiritual practice and morning meditation. Joe explains how, throughout the day, we must pause when agitated or doubtful, seeking inspiration and reminding ourselves that we are no longer running the show. Whether it’s through prayer, meditation, or simply taking a moment to pause, the spiritual principles of these steps help us navigate daily challenges and maintain a connection to our Higher Power.

In Alcoholics Anonymous, Step 10 calls for continued self-inventory and prompt admission of wrongs, while Step 11 encourages us to improve our conscious contact with our Higher Power through prayer and meditation. Joe emphasizes that these practices are essential in maintaining spiritual growth and keeping us grounded throughout the day.

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Join Joe McDonald as he delves into Steps 10 and 11 of Alcoholics Anonymous, discussing the concept of a daily reprieve and the importance of maintaining our spiritual condition. Joe explains that we are not cured of alcoholism or addictive disorders; instead, the goal is to restore our identity and maintain a connection to our Higher Power. The journey is about walking in the truth of who we are and whose we are. Our reprieve from addiction is temporary, contingent on daily spiritual growth and deepening our conscious contact with a Higher Power.

In Alcoholics Anonymous, Step 10 involves continuing to take personal inventory and promptly admitting when we’re wrong, while Step 11 focuses on improving our conscious contact with our Higher Power through prayer and meditation. Joe emphasizes that the maintenance of our spiritual condition is key to our recovery, and without it, we risk slipping back into old behaviors.

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Join Joe McDonald as he dives into the critical importance of maintaining spiritual vigilance through Steps 10 and 11 of Alcoholics Anonymous. Joe explains the concept of “resting on our laurels” and the risks of complacency in our recovery. By neglecting our spiritual program or failing to stay connected with a fellowship of purpose, we risk isolation and falling back into old, destructive patterns. Joe emphasizes the importance of continually checking in with our Higher Power and trusted friends to avoid spiritual stagnation.

In Alcoholics Anonymous, Step 10 asks us to continue taking personal inventory and promptly admit when we’re wrong, while Step 11 encourages us to seek a deeper connection with our Higher Power through prayer and meditation. Joe highlights how easy it is to become complacent, and the dangers this poses to our sobriety, reminding us to stay spiritually connected to avoid being overtaken by dormant spirits of our past.

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Join Joe McDonald as he reflects on Steps 8 and 9 of Alcoholics Anonymous, focusing on the fear of professing newfound beliefs and making amends. Joe shares how the spirit within us may prompt hesitation when we fear judgment or losing the chance to help others. He humorously highlights the discomfort of making amends for past wrongdoings, like money and dope sacks, reminding us that many of us have walked the same path. The Big Book reminds us that, despite our fears, we must move forward in honesty and faith, trusting that our willingness to make amends is key to our healing and recovery.

In Alcoholics Anonymous, it’s common to fear how others may perceive us after we’ve wronged them. But by embracing the steps and being transparent about our journey, we can help others who are still struggling. Joe emphasizes that making amends is not just about making things right—it’s about walking in faith and embracing the growth we’ve experienced.

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