In the final part of our 4 part series, Paul shows us what we can all learn about generosity from an unnamed homeowner who played a critical role in an event that took place early on in the ministry of Jesus, and while we still may not have all the resources we wish we had, what we'll find is that we have more than enough to ensure that more have enough.

God wants us to be happy because He wants to bless others through us. But all of us have experienced times when we don't feel blessed, and in Part 3, Paul takes a look at 3 blessing blockers - sin, situations, and stupid people - and shows us what the Bible says we should do about them.

God wants us to be happy because He wants to bless others through us. But all of us have experienced times when we don't feel blessed, and in Part 3, Paul takes a look at 3 blessing blockers - sin, situations, and stupid people - and shows us what the Bible says we should do about them.

God wants us to be happy because He wants to bless others through us. But all of us have experienced times when we don't feel blessed, and in Part 3, Paul takes a look at 3 blessing blockers - sin, situations, and stupid people - and shows us what the Bible says we should do about them.

God wants us to be happy because He wants to bless others through us. But all of us have experienced times when we don't feel blessed, and in Part 3, Paul takes a look at 3 blessing blockers - sin, situations, and stupid people - and shows us what the Bible says we should do about them.

If it's true (and it is) that God wants us to be happy (because the Greek word for blessed also means happy), then why? What's the point behind our happiness? In the life of Abraham, we see the answer. Abraham could have chosen God's promies TO him instead of God's promise THROUGH him, but he didn't. When we allow God's blessings to pass through us to others, our generosity will influence culture and attract others to the generous God behind it.

If it's true (and it is) that God wants us to be happy (because the Greek word for blessed also means happy), then why? What's the point behind our happiness? In the life of Abraham, we see the answer. Abraham could have chosen God's promies TO him instead of God's promise THROUGH him, but he didn't. When we allow God's blessings to pass through us to others, our generosity will influence culture and attract others to the generous God behind it.

If it's true (and it is) that God wants us to be happy (because the Greek word for blessed also means happy), then why? What's the point behind our happiness? In the life of Abraham, we see the answer. Abraham could have chosen God's promies TO him instead of God's promise THROUGH him, but he didn't. When we allow God's blessings to pass through us to others, our generosity will influence culture and attract others to the generous God behind it.

If it's true (and it is) that God wants us to be happy (because the Greek word for blessed also means happy), then why? What's the point behind our happiness? In the life of Abraham, we see the answer. Abraham could have chosen God's promies TO him instead of God's promise THROUGH him, but he didn't. When we allow God's blessings to pass through us to others, our generosity will influence culture and attract others to the generous God behind it.

From Google to Amazon, people are searching like crazy for happiness and will do almost anything for a shot at being happy. But, does God want us to be happy? And if hHe does, why aren't we always happy and is there anything that we can do to help us stay happy - no matter what? In the introduction to our 4 part series called "Blessed!", Paul answers all of those questions and suggests that Phil Robertson might be right when he says that he's "happy, happy, happy!"