The Happy Christian:
Ten Ways to be a joyful believer in a gloomy world, by David Murray, has
been both a joy and a challenge to read.
The reason I say it has been a “challenge” is because this is a topic
that I struggle with; it’s close to home. I am a Christian who desires to be a
light in the world, but it can be hard to keep that light burning while
bombarded by brokenness in the Media, Our Past, Work, and even the Church.
The Happy Christian shares
practical ways to help us to lean more on the optimistic, positive side of the
spectrum. This is not a book about the
power of thinking positive or looking at a glass half full. This book acknowledges that we are bombarded
by bad news and real heart ships; but that is not where it ends. Instead, as
Christians, we can learn to tap into the hope we find in Christ. There is no
room for hopelessness in the heart of a person who has experienced the Grace of
God.
If you, as the reader, desire to lighten the dark places in
your heart, please be patient with yourself and use this book as a resource to
strive to expose that light.
I received this book
free from the publisher through the Booklook Bloggers book review bloggers
program. I was not required to write a positive review. The opinions I have
expressed are my own.
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