Joy

Joy of sharing God’s grace. Joy of remembering Christ’s servanthood. Joy of knowing God’s peace.

Your biggest obstacle to giving to God obediently, consistently and with a cheerful heart is that you’re not convinced that you’ll have enough leftover to be able to make it if you give financially to God.

When we purposefully and intentionally redirect our thoughts, not only are we better equipped to know and act out God’s will, we express a joy that surpasses the circumstantial happiness of the watching world around us.

Heaven’s citizens follow the examples of others who long for Home.

In Christ, you’ve been apprehended to apprehend.

Working on me brings joy when I’m aware of how God is working in me.

As members of God’s family, live in unity with your brothers and sisters.

Jesus’ promise to us of eternity with Him in Heaven creates confidence in us for our tomorrow while we labor faithfully on mission today.

Living with a priority of the mission results in joy.

Biblical joy isn’t dependent or conditional based on your particular circumstances, but something that flows from your relationship and confidence in Jesus.