March 20: “Thirsty for God”
Over and over in Scripture, we read that God made us to be happy in Him. Why do so many settle for so little when incredible joy is offered to us?
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March 4: “How to Have a Happy Heart”
We were made for a relationship with God. When we get that right, others things can go wrong but we will continue to have joy in our heart.
Read MoreFebruary 27: “A Cure for Discouragement”
Sometimes, settling into discouragement is easy. But, the longer we stay there, the harder it is to get out. Psalm 43:5 gives us some instruction on how we can fight off the blues and welcome happiness.
Read MoreFebruary 24: “Finding Happiness in Our Lord”
We were made by the Lord for the Lord. We find our greatest happiness when we are happy in Him, enjoying a relationship with the Divine.
Read MoreFebruary 23: “Choosing Happiness”
It’s not what happens to us. It’s how we choose to think about what happens to us that can allow us to cultivate happiness even in the midst of difficult times.
Read MoreFebruary 19: “Bring a Smile to God’s Face”
There is something we can do today that can bring a smile to our God’s face.
Read MoreFebruary 12: “There Is So Much More of God to Enjoy!”
Far too many Christians settle for far too little when it comes to enjoying our God. There is so much more to the relationship than most Jesus-followers are currently experiencing.
Read MoreFebruary 2: “A Few Ways to Enjoy Our God”
God didn’t create humans to merely go around doing religious stuff. He created us so that we can enjoy Him and worship Him. Let’s discuss a few ideas to achieve this aim.
Read MoreDecember 8: “Making Disciples and Cultivating Happiness”
One of the most important commands that Jesus gave us can cultivate happiness within us. Why wouldn’t we obey?
Read MoreSermon: “Finding Our Happiness Again” (Psalm 37:4)
The Bible isn’t simply a set of rules. It contains the principles we need to find a measure of happiness while we await Heaven. This sermon digs into our ultimate source of happiness … God, Himself.
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