Prophecy: More Than Predicting the Future
When most people hear the word prophecy, they imagine someone foretelling the future — a prediction about what’s going to happen next. And yes, that’s
Dear friends,
How can you look at a face like this and not feel a fountain of joy well up inside?
This little guy is my grandson Truman, a photo taken a few years ago. He is such a joy!
The fact that I have a relationship with him is a source of great joy. When I think about happiness, I think it relates to ‘what’s happening’. Joy on the other hand comes from relationship, with God and other people.
Consider this verse: “These things I have spoken to you, that my joy may be in you, and that your joy may be full. This is my commandment, that you love one another as I have loved you.” John 15:11,12
Joy is connected to loving one another!
How is your “joy meter” reading today?
If you’d like to take a JoyQ assessment, click here. If you register you can re-take it and see how you’re progressing.
If you’d like more joy, consider your relationships and build more connection. This will surely lead you to greater joy!
Warmly,
Terri
terrisully@fullyalive5.com
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