"Recovery is like learning to drive a car." Nathan "'Sir,' they say, 'we would {like to} see Jesus.' That is what we all want - we want to see Jesus for who He is and to feel His love." Robert M. Daines In our Thursday night couples' Addiction Recovery meeting, a young man named Nathan, who had been attending for just a few weeks, shared the idea of recovery being like driving a car. Of course, we'd love it to be the Ferarri I'm sitting in here, but most of the time it's not going to be a six figure sports car. And it doesn't really matter. Nathan's point was this...when we first learn to drive, we are very, very focused. Our hands are at the 10 and 2 positions on the steering wheel, the radio is off, we are super vigilant to obey the speed limit, and there's definitely some fear and uncertainty involved. It's a learning process, and we always learn best with an instructor. But over time we