When we experience times in our lives where nothing is working, we long for a change. God desires to bring about that change but at the same time there are some things that He wants us to do in order for the change to come.

We all know that we will experience difficult times in life, but what about those times when things go from bad to worse? How do we respond? Can we trust God in those times? In this message we hear about the good that can happen during the worst of times.

There will be times in our lives where nothing seems to be working and everything that could go wrong has gone wrong. In many ways it can feel like a drought. However, in the midst of these times there is a hope that God gives that helps us to get through the tough seasons.

In life we'll face challenges of all types but especially as followers of Jesus. As a Christ-follower, there will be times where you will experience attacks from the enemy because of your faith, but in spite of those times there is still a blessing that God has for you.

Being happy according to Jesus has a lot to do with being peaceful rather than being divisive. In this message, we learn what it means to be someone who is known as a "peacemaker".

When it comes to happiness, the condition of our heart has much to do with us being happy. In this message, we learn that when our hearts are pure according to God's plan, we can experience true happiness.

If you want to be happy, be merciful. But what does being merciful mean? In this message we not only learn about mercy but how it's connected to our happiness.

We all have a hunger and thirst for something but the question is whether or not it's for the right thing. In this message we learn about what it means to have a hunger and thirst for what truly leads to happiness.

Our happiness is found not in being strong or weak, but by being meek like Jesus. In this message, we learn what it means to be meek.

Mourning and lamenting are things that no person wants to have to deal with. What if, however, part of being happy is tied to being able to mourn?