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Finding Joy Every Day
Yenny Kartika Official Writer
1893Proverbs 15:13
A merry heart makes a cheerful countenance: but by the
sorrow of the heart the spirit is broken.
Bible Reading for a
Year [bible]psalm116[/bible]; [bible]icori4[/bible]; [bible]judge20-21[/bible]
With circumstances around us, do we still have joy? Many people
nowadays are dealing with stress and depression through pressure in life, at
office, in society, and in family. But we should not be influenced but our
circumstances. Why? It’s because joy is very important for us, both mentally
and physically.
The son of David, the wise man Solomon, wrote, “A merry
heart makes a cheerful countenance: but by the sorrow of the heart the spirit
is broken.” (Proverbs 15:13). He also said, “All the days of the afflicted are
evil: but that is of a merry heart has a continual feast.” (v. 15). The sense
of humor is lubricants for the soul; therefore, it is very important to have a
sense of humor in this life.
The sense of humor is what makes us laugh—at things that
even can hurt others. There are some things we have to be able to laugh at:
First, we can laugh at our failures and mistakes, and keep
learning from the lessons.
Second, we can laugh when we are criticized, and accept that
critic without being discouraged, but with desire to improve ourselves.
Third, we can laugh or be joyful even though life seems so
hard.
A joyful heart is a heart that can laugh through joy and sorrow. We are joyful not because of circumstances, but because we realize that in everything, God is there and He is the source of real joy.
Apakah Anda rindu menerima Yesus sebagai Tuhan dan Juruslamat pribadi dalam hidup Anda?
Ikuti doa ini sekarang:
“Tuhan, saya mengakui bahwa saya orang berdosa. Saya membutuhkan Engkau. Saya percaya bahwa darahMu sanggup menghapuskan segala dosa dan kesalahanku. Saat ini, saya mengundang Engkau, Yesus Kristus, masuk dalam hati dan hidupku menjadi Tuhan dan Juruslamatku. Saya menyerahkan hidupku bagiMu dan melayaniMu.
Dalam nama Yesus aku berdoa. Amin”
