The Key to Happiness Is Self-Forgetfulness
The counterintuitive truth in our quest for happiness is that the more we forget ourselves, the happier we’ll be.
The counterintuitive truth in our quest for happiness is that the more we forget ourselves, the happier we’ll be.
Trevin Wax and Alan Noble discuss how expressive individualism is a ‘common sense’ idea in our culture, but one the church needs to challenge.
Self-indulgence disrupts the gospel’s transforming work. The gospel’s beauty is revealed when we no longer live for ourselves but lovingly care for others out of a transformed heart.
Pay attention to the holy dissatisfaction you feel. There may be a purpose in it.
Self-control isn’t possible without the humility and self-awareness to accept and admit our troubled condition.