Do You Want More Joy?
People search everywhere for joy’s door. Why true joy is not a passing feeling, but an attitude rooted in our relationship with God.
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Short devotionals that build on each other, from Gaylyn’s devotional books and studies.
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People search everywhere for joy’s door. Why true joy is not a passing feeling, but an attitude rooted in our relationship with God.
Read blogA short Bible study on Galatians 5 and John 15 exploring how joy grows as fruit of the Holy Spirit in our lives.
Read blogHow accepting yourself and others as God’s unique creations opens the way to the full joy Jesus intended.
Read blogA harrowing journey over Guatemala’s mountains taught Ken Williams to respond to crises with prayer first, and find joy.
Read blogA devotional on Romans 15:13: how the God of Hope fills you with joy and peace and causes you to overflow with hope as you trust Him.
Read blogStranded in a sweltering airport in Pakistan, Ken Williams chose to thank God, and discovered joy independent of circumstances.
Read blogPain is unavoidable, but misery is optional. Lessons on choosing joy learned through the life and loss of a son.
Read blogMinistry can steal your joy, but it doesn’t have to. Gaylyn shares how she found peace and joy while her baby son Daniel was critically ill.
Read blogFacing a vast army, Jehoshaphat sent a choir out ahead of Judah’s soldiers. What 2 Chronicles 20 teaches about praising God in hard times.
Read blogWorship is both a key to joy and an expression of it. Why 1 Thessalonians 5:16–18 belongs together: rejoice, pray, and give thanks.
Read blogWhy the practice of giving thanks can make room for joy, even before our feelings change.
Read blogA personal story about grief, trust, and discovering that pain and joy can exist together.
Read blogA year of reading only the Bible revolutionized Ken Williams’ life. Why a growing heart knowledge of God is the first key to joy.
Read blogWe can worry and complain in trials, or trust God and rejoice. How thanksgiving in hard times builds a trusting relationship with Him.
Read blogThose who seek the Lord lack no good thing. A short study of what Scripture promises to those who seek God with all their heart.
Read blogA verse-by-verse journey through Psalm 136 and the God whose faithful love never quits, in creation, rescue, hard times, and our weakness.
Read blogHow rejoicing redirects attention from consuming problems to the Lord and safeguards the heart in difficult circumstances.
Read blogPaul told the Philippians to rejoice in the Lord three times. Why God commands us to rejoice, and how focusing on Him changes our perspective.
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