Where we place our happiness?

It is very common for someone to ask ourselves whether we are happy. And we often say yes. We say this often on impulse or to satisfy the society. Or consumerism because it forces us to be happy.A generation of iPods, computers, drive-thru mall certainly has every reason to be happy. A world that preaches the open, without compromise or alliance, a company that cares about the immediacy, with the passenger. A society that cares little deeper into roots and values. In fact, we lose ourselves in our engineering. We created so many things to be happy, but we have lost our way. We have directed our attention to the futility and speed. In fact, happiness also has to be immediate!

Often, we have replaced the place that is only the Lord and His place we occupied with other things. And we have been wounded because of our motivations wrong about things that are so limited and fallible as we are. Why always like to take the chance? Why have we chosen to put our expectations and our happiness on things that certainly will fail? We as a church we've been wrong on our part, because many of us have committed ourselves only with the worship and not to God's worship, with the ministry and not with the God who created the ministry, with family and not with the God who created the family, with friends and not with the God who gave us his friends,with the call and not with the God who made the call.  We have taken the value of the hands of the Creator and value attributed to the creature. We have taken the arm strength of God and given strength to our arm fallible. Oh, how we like our chances! As we like to change things for the dubious right! Woe to us if not for the amazing grace of our beloved Jesus Christ.
Unfortunately, we have put our hope in things and people. We have forgotten or never if you want to remember that only worth living for a cause: the cause of Jesus of Nazareth. This cause is true, and it brings felcidade yes, because this question is no depth. The gospel of Jesus preaches the healing. And that is exactly what brings happiness of man. The emotional healing, physical healing, healing in relaciomentos. The healing of Jesus Christ is the truth. Jesus is the truth and lie where there is no happiness.


Let us now put our hope and our trust in Jesus Christ. He alone is truth, therefore, in Him there is only one source springing up to eternal life and happiness.

With love. ♥