But For The Grace Of God Go I

It’s easy to forget where we came from once life starts to stabilize. Time sober, routines in place, and a little distance from the chaos can quietly turn gratitude into judgment. That’s why this reminder matters: but for the grace of God go I.
Recovery isn’t proof that we’re better, smarter, or stronger than anyone else. It’s evidence that grace intervened where self-will failed. The line between where we are and where we once were is thinner than we like to admit — and humility keeps us aware of that truth.
In today’s Daily Trudge, we talk about:
• How quickly gratitude can turn into judgment
• Remembering who we were before recovery
• Why grace—not effort alone—changed everything
• Staying humble as life improves
• Avoiding “terminal uniqueness” and superiority
• Seeing others with compassion instead of comparison
• Why humility protects sobriety
• Letting grace shape how we treat people
Sobriety doesn’t make us immune.
Time doesn’t make us different.
Grace keeps us grounded.
But for the grace of God go I —
and that truth keeps recovery honest.
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