SBR: Step Three invites us to make a decision.

Step Three invites us to make a decision. The decision we make is to turn our life and our will over to God’s care. This decision will begin a lifelong process of change that can lead to peace and serenity. We do not need to understand the entire process in order to begin. It is enough to know that we cannot do it on our own. The actual process of “turning it over” will come later

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