STAY IN TOUCH WITH YOUR SOURCE (20 OF 26)
by Fred Lowery
Scripture: PHILIPPIANS 4:19
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Stay In Touch With Your Source (20 of 26)
Fred Lowery
Be Happy:Stay in Touch with Your Source Phi 4:19 February 11, 1990
I've been preaching a series of sermons for the past several months entitled "Be Happy:Anybody Can". Biblically based, solidly based on the word of God from the book of Philippians. Today we are in chapter 4 verse '19. Or,,e of the greatest chapters in all af God's word. Basically ali unhappiness is a result of trying to get your needs met by personal relationships or earthly possessions. I want to say that again so that you will get it. Basically, ali unhappiness is a result of trying to get your needs met by personal relationships or earthly possessions.
In other words, putting your personal happiness into people, things or circumstances. And as a result coming up disillusioned, disappointed, and despairing in happiness because your happiness has been misplaced.
There is a new series on television that begins tonight on Elvis - the King of rock and roll. And I am sure that if you watch that series you will see this young man in his rise to fame and fortune and the events of his life , incredibly successful, unequaled king of rock and roll and yet no matter what they say about him - there wili be that shadow over his life of the fact that he never knew real personal happiness - he died lonely, alienated unhappy, from an overdose of drugs. He is a classic example that you cn have it all and yet on the inside where it reaiiy counts, be unhappy.
There is an elite rehabilitation center in California that is called "Rancho Mirage". It's where people go who have alot of money. who have problems. It was started by a man by the name of Firestone who was the king of the tire and rubber empire and he was a man who had fame and fortune and yet because of alcohol and other problems, could not find happiness, and he started this to help people who through fame and fortune could not get a handle on life. An ...
Fred Lowery
Be Happy:Stay in Touch with Your Source Phi 4:19 February 11, 1990
I've been preaching a series of sermons for the past several months entitled "Be Happy:Anybody Can". Biblically based, solidly based on the word of God from the book of Philippians. Today we are in chapter 4 verse '19. Or,,e of the greatest chapters in all af God's word. Basically ali unhappiness is a result of trying to get your needs met by personal relationships or earthly possessions. I want to say that again so that you will get it. Basically, ali unhappiness is a result of trying to get your needs met by personal relationships or earthly possessions.
In other words, putting your personal happiness into people, things or circumstances. And as a result coming up disillusioned, disappointed, and despairing in happiness because your happiness has been misplaced.
There is a new series on television that begins tonight on Elvis - the King of rock and roll. And I am sure that if you watch that series you will see this young man in his rise to fame and fortune and the events of his life , incredibly successful, unequaled king of rock and roll and yet no matter what they say about him - there wili be that shadow over his life of the fact that he never knew real personal happiness - he died lonely, alienated unhappy, from an overdose of drugs. He is a classic example that you cn have it all and yet on the inside where it reaiiy counts, be unhappy.
There is an elite rehabilitation center in California that is called "Rancho Mirage". It's where people go who have alot of money. who have problems. It was started by a man by the name of Firestone who was the king of the tire and rubber empire and he was a man who had fame and fortune and yet because of alcohol and other problems, could not find happiness, and he started this to help people who through fame and fortune could not get a handle on life. An ...
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