Jesus could have crushed His enemies with a wave of His hand.  Instead, He chose to die for them.  That’s what meekness looks like.  What does it look like for you?  As believers in Christ, we’re called to be imitators of Him.  Today Ron explains what meekness looks like on the job, in the home, and in our relationships in general.  It’s all part of his continuing series, “Highway To Happiness: Traveling Through The Beatitude’s of Jesus,” and it starts right now.  

When Jesus said, “Blessed are the meek, for they shall inherit the Earth,” He left us with two big questions to ponder.  What is meekness … and what does it mean to inherit the Earth.  Ron answers the first of those questions today, as he continues his teaching series, “Highway To Happiness: Traveling Through The Beatitude’s of Jesus.” 

We may mourn over our sin.  The question is … is it godly sorrow, or worldly sorrow.  On the night Jesus was taken into custody, Judas betrayed Him and Peter denied Him.  Both were sorry for their sin … but only one of them showed genuine, godly sorrow.  Ron explains the difference today as he continues his series, “Highway To Happiness: Traveling Through The Beatitude’s of Jesus.”    

Some two thousand years ago, on a hillside overlooking the Sea of Galilee, Jesus delivered His longest recorded sermon in the Bible.  Today Ron takes us once again to the Sermon on the Mount, and to the Beatitude’s of Jesus Christ.  It’s all part of his continuing series, “Highway To Happiness: Traveling Through The Beatitude’s of Jesus,” and it starts right now. From Matthew chapter 5, here’s Ron with today’s Something Good Radio message, “The Happy Sad.”

Some two thousand years ago, on a hillside overlooking the Sea of Galilee, Jesus delivered His longest recorded sermon in the Bible.  Today Ron takes us once again to the Sermon on the Mount, and to the Beatitude’s of Jesus Christ.  It’s all part of his continuing series, “Highway To Happiness: Traveling Through The Beatitude’s of Jesus,” and it starts right now. From Matthew chapter 5, here’s Ron with today’s Something Good Radio message, “The Happy Sad.”

The Christian life is a series of paradoxical ideas.  The way up is down.  The way to freedom is to be a servant of Christ.  The way to spiritual wealth is to admit our spiritual poverty.  Today Ron continues his series, “Highway To Happiness: Traveling Through The Beattitudes of Jesus” by telling us more about the on-ramp to the highway, being poor in spirit.  This is the starting point for anyone who longs for the unbridled joy God longs to give you.  

God opposes the proud, but gives grace to the humble.  I don’t know about you, but I don’t want God to oppose me.  What does it mean to humble yourself before God?  Well, Jesus gave us part of the answer when He said, "Blessed are the poor in spirit."  This is the first Beatittude, found in Matthew chapter five, and Ron explores it today as he continues his series, “Highway To Happiness.” 

Have you been looking for happiness in all the wrong places?  Well, today you’ve come to the right place.  Today Ron gives us three principles for pursuing happiness the right way.  Three steps that we as believers in Christ need to be willing to take in order to pursue happiness according to the way and the will of God.  It’s all part of his teaching series, “Highway To Happiness: Traveling Through The Beattitudes of Jesus,” and it starts right now. 

Well, whatever name you choose to give it, happiness, blessedness, joy, people pursue it in all sorts of ways.  But pursuit is not the same as achievement.  The God who created us has given us all the information we need to pursue, and achieve, happiness, and Ron shares it with us today as he begins his teaching series, “Highway To Happiness: Traveling Through the Beatitudes of Jesus.”       

If you want to build a legacy of strength, love and encouragement … one your family will remember you by long after you’re gone, Ron has a word for you today. History starts now.  Today Ron wraps up his teaching series, “Heaven Help My Home,” with a powerful message about how we can leave behind a legacy worth remembering.