I am careful not to say too much, too quickly. It’s not that I fear that if I believe something good will happen that it will soon just get ripped out from under me. I just don’t want to glory in only the good times. I want to be able to be content in every situation and with every circumstance. Joy is deep in the pursuit of Your glory. I know that. I know it because You have said it in Your Word. I have also tasted the goodness of the Lord. Joy, happiness, contentment – they are all found in You. Regardless of which word is used to describe the fulfillment of life, You are the source of this. “Then those who sing as well as those who play the flutes shall say, ‘All my springs of joy are in You,” Psalm 87:7. Last night I was in my Personality Psychology class. We were discussing Buddhist Psychology. Sadly enough this does exist. Even sadder, it is beginning to get wider acceptance. Here is a quote that basically sets up the entire platform of this form of pseudo-psychology...