
Joy. It’s more than happy.
Happy relies on good circumstances that can crumble in a moment. But joy.
Joy bubbles from deep places and does not rely on the fleeting satisfaction this world offers.
Joy isn’t something we can force or muster. It simply is a fruit of the Spirit.
Grab a pen, jot down these verses and meet each day with the source of eternal joy.

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The winner of the “Redemption of the Commons” is Gaye Roberts who commented and shared the post on our Fellowship Page! Thanks to all of you who commented. Congratulations Gaye!
With purpose,

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Andy Lee is the author of two books, A Mary Like Me: Flawed Yet Called, and The Book of Ruth: A 31-Day Journey to Hope and Promise. She is a Bible teacher, event speaker, and blogger who hosts a weekly Facebook Live broadcast where she teaches large biblical truth in digestible bites. Andy teaches believers ‘how-to’ dig deep into God’s word, enabling them find the life inside that will change theirs. She and her husband Mike live on the coast of NC and share their home with Hank, an orange tabby who keeps the nest not so empty.
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The women in one of our home study groups have been reading One Thousand Gifts and watching Ann Voskamp share through the video lessons…what a blessing. The book has changed us too see opportunities for “eucharisteo” in everything, and continually. What a blessing. The joy of the Lord truly is our strength. When we practice the discipline of slowing down enough to “be where your feet are” we see with totally new eyes. Thanks for the great reminder, Andy. See you soon at Florida Christian Writers Conference!
I needed these joy vitamins. Blessings.