John Lin | July 27, 2014
There is plenty of scholarship showing that the more we pursue “happiness,” the more fleeting it seems to be. Joy is a deeper concept – one that can withstand the ups and downs of life. The joy that Jesus offers in this passage is difficult to describe, and in fact seems almost too good to be true. Yet it will be far deeper and more valuable than happiness, and we can begin to experience it now.
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This Month's Featured Book
Tim and Kathy Keller wrote The Meaning of Marriage to face the complexities of commitment with the wisdom of God. It's written to help spouses use biblical wisdom to grow through the trials of matrimony, but it also gives people who are single a realistic yet glorious view of what marriage is and can be.