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One Day at a Time: Discovering the Freedom of 12-Step Spirituality
Each day brings news of someone entering rehab for treatment. While many people struggle with obvious addictions such as alcoholism or substance abuse, less evident but just-as-serious problems may lie below the most composed surface.
In One Day at a Time Hudson takes a fresh look at the Twelve Steps used by Alcoholics Anonymous. These practical guiding principles of recovery can help you, whatever your struggle, to reclaim self-worth and renewal.
Discover how the Twelve Steps can help you have a closer relationship with God and enable you to live with greater joy and freedom. One Day at a Time is for you if you
Taking one step at a time, one day at a time, you will find out how to be victorious over weaknesses that once sabotaged your life and relationships.
In One Day at a Time Hudson takes a fresh look at the Twelve Steps used by Alcoholics Anonymous. These practical guiding principles of recovery can help you, whatever your struggle, to reclaim self-worth and renewal.
Discover how the Twelve Steps can help you have a closer relationship with God and enable you to live with greater joy and freedom. One Day at a Time is for you if you
Taking one step at a time, one day at a time, you will find out how to be victorious over weaknesses that once sabotaged your life and relationships.
142 pages, Paperback
First published November 1, 2007
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August 30, 2020
Very practical book for spiritual development you through AA’s 12 step program. I really enjoyed it.
August 16, 2021
Easy read with practical suggestions for a Christ follower
My first read on the AA program. I knew going into it that AA was not specifically Christian. This author understands that also but leans hard into the Christian tradition as he reviews the 12 steps of AA. Not a bad thing. Just something to keep in mind.
Easy read - knocked it out in a few hours.
My first read on the AA program. I knew going into it that AA was not specifically Christian. This author understands that also but leans hard into the Christian tradition as he reviews the 12 steps of AA. Not a bad thing. Just something to keep in mind.
Easy read - knocked it out in a few hours.
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