The Twelve Steps: A Spiritual Journey (Rev) (Tools for Recovery)

The book I received was not the same version as the picture shows, mine was an older version. Besides that, the book itself has been good to journal while working the 12 steps.

Finally, I realize I am not the only one who knew Jesus Christ was/is my Higher Power; He has to be the Force behind what drove me. The Christian tones of Bob and Bill are revealed at root level of what inspired them to start AA. Scripture will be revealed in such a powerfull way to those of us who have for so long be rejected and despised because of our disease, to find that we have a more powerful witness than those that have not reached our depths. The lowest shall be the highest, the last shall be the first. You will keep this book and you will give it away. David B.

I was first introduced to this workbook in a group setting. I have since used it to work on my 4th step inventory. It has been quite helpful in identifying many patterns of which I had been previously unaware. By working through the questions as directed I have been able to identify some areas in need of work. I highly recommend it to anyone that may be having trouble getting in touch with what is going on underneath the surface.

I liked this book. It should help you in your recovery. With over 20 years of continuous sobriety, I would also heartily recommend the book An Encounter With A Prophet. The book perfectly addresses every issue that has been brought to me in the last 20 years by Alcoholics and Addicts in recovery.

This book has taken me and a group of struggling addicts and co-addicts down the raod to recovery. Each step has reading and related scripture to help you through the pain of honestly answering the questions . As a group tool I have read no better. A great study guide for anyone who wants to honestly take a look at themselves and began the spiritual journey of change.

We are using this book in a small group setting for women in crisis