90 Days to Wholeness: A Porn Addiction Recovery Devotional for WomenSample

The importance of meeting our spiritual needs is that in doing so, we admit that we are powerless and are in need of a Savior. While temptation is inevitable, God will always provide a way out from temptation. Being nearer to His heart will help you to see His way out when temptation comes.

The last and final area of needs to consider is behavioral. Behavioral needs include sobriety, attending meetings, healthy work habits, not switching to other addictions, giving healthy compliments and more. The importance of meeting our behavioral needs is that in doing so, we take ownership of our recovery. Another area of behavioral needs is being financially responsible:

In an Alcoholic Anonymous meeting, they set aside a time for members to give back to the organization for their support. I ask that you prayerfully consider taking some financial responsibility for your recovery by making a donation to an organization that helping others in recovery or even sex trafficking rescue. You might also consider joining a SheRecovery Virtual Meeting. 

Have you been neglecting to meet your behavioral needs? Which behavioral needs do you find to be the most important? In what ways can you make meeting your behavioral needs a priority?