Happiness
Index to this series of features.
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Some look down on happiness as inferior to joy, but the Bible refers to it almost a hundred times and, given the choice, most people would choose happiness over misery any day. |
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A look at how learning how to receive and benefit from correction can contribute to our happiness. |
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A look at both positive and negative influences that have a significant effect on our happiness. |
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A look at how the necessity to hide something (a relationship, an activity, a habit, whatever) steals away our happiness. |
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A look at how trust contributes to a person's happiness both in our human relationships and in our relationship with God. |
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A look at how finding our satisfaction in God more than just contributes to our happiness; it is the basis of happiness. |
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A look at how finding our happiness leans heavily on our willingness to identify and live by God's standards. |
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A look at the folly of looking within ourselves or to our circumstances as the source of strength. These may be stripped away in a flash. Only God is the unfailing source of strength. |
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A look at the role giving and receiving forgiveness plays in increasing our level of happiness. |
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A look at wisdom contributes to making us happy. |
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A look at how our level of happiness is affected by having an appropriate attitude toward God. |
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A look at how our level of happiness is affected by having an appropriate attitude toward God. |
