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Recognizing our need for God's grace is essential if we're going to receive God's gift of joy.

The purpose of Paul's existence - from Paul's perspective - was to serve as a channel of grace to others.

Many of the most powerful answers to prayer involve the provision of strength to endure rather than provision of a path to escape. Your courage may be a sign that God's people are praying for you and that God's Spirit is at work on your behalf.

The cause of much of our prayerlessness is that we have convinced ourselves that our prayers don't effect outcomes.

This is one of the great secrets in our battle with jealousy. If you find your jealousy meter ringing uncontrollably, you've discovered something you've pre-decided you needed in order to be joyful. You're not getting it, hence the jealousy.

Suffering wasn't a surprise twist in their story. Suffering was expected, like a deep darkness before a certain dawn.

What if God is actually transforming you in the midst of your pain? What if he's having an effect on the lives of people around you as they witness you walk through your dark valley?

Four practical steps toward cleansing ourselves from jealousy and creating space for more joy in our lives

Paul's writing helps us break the false dichotomy between head and heart.

Real joy comes as we have a healthy attachment and engagement with the things of this world--especially the people God has given to us to love.