9 Articles Under This Category. Do any early Alcoholics Anonymous Writings Mention Jesus? - - Richard Burns, J.D.
[Recently a man named Paul wrote me to ask the foregoing question about mention of Jesus Christ in early A.A. My reply that follows may answer the question for many today] Dear Paul: Thank you very much for writing. Yours is an important question, and it will probably surprise you to know... Submitted 2 years 95 days ago.

My Testimonial - - Chad VanRyn
My journey to this place in life has been filled with many obstacles. I've been a thief a crack head, a liar. I have picked up prostitutes. I was a bad dad and maybe even a worse boyfriend. For some people that's what it takes to find God. I can tell you this because only God can judge me in... Submitted 195 days 21 hours ago.

Conversations with God: peace - Eve Pekkala
I talked to God yesterday we talk about stuff sometimes he rides in the car with me and sometimes he comes over after work I'm tired so I usually lie down and He ....you know... he sort of just hovers around in the air Its a God thing. So, anyway we were talking and He asked how... Submitted 1 year 122 days ago.

Personal Failure? - Blaine Keith
A person who is often feels condemned by what they perceive as their failures usually needs deliverance, as well as a thorough understanding of the gospel which sets us free from guilt and makes us whole. Stand fast therefore in the liberty wherewith Christ hath made us free, and be not... Submitted 2 years 24 days ago.

Idle Words - Blaine Keith
But I say unto you, That every idle word that men shall speak, they shall give account thereof in the day of judgment. (Matthew 12:36) This verse concerns two points: 1) That the Idle words refer to claims of righteousness which did not exist (for our time as well) 2) The... Submitted 2 years 24 days ago.

You Are a New Believer! What Now? - Robert Gallagher
At one time in our lives, all believers accepted Jesus as their personal Savior and were saved. For each person this is usually different, but the process is usually similar. Most likely, either someone witnessed to you, you went to a church, or even a revival somewhere. These events were put... Submitted 1 year 26 days ago.

Elitism - - John Waddey
The word "elite conveys two different meanings. There are those who are the choice part of the whole. Thus we have elite companies of soldiers, scientists or musicians, etc. Then there are those who think of themselves as elite as compared to their peers. They may or may not be superior, but they... Submitted 1 year 358 days ago.

Is A.A. religious? Or, So What! - Richard Burns, J.D.
Today's anti-A.A. writers (and there are an increasing number) spend a lot of time claiming either that A.A. is a religion and perhaps even a "cult" or that A.A. is not "religious" but "spiritual" instead or that there is nothing religious about A.A., nor is religion anything but a taboo subject... Submitted 1 year 106 days ago.

Christian AA Days: The Runner's Bible - Richard Burns, J.D.
Now that we have thoroughly researched and reported the books and devotionals that the early AAs really used and studied, it's time to highlight the major ones--most of which have been reprinted and are available today. So let's talk about The Runner's Bible: Spiritual Guidance For People On... Submitted 1 year 110 days ago.