Is the idea that “You can’t pour from an empty cup” supported scripturally? Does accepting this philosophy guard our energy and therefore our ability to serve, or is the choice between service and energy a fool’s choice?

Unconscious overclaiming is a tendency to overestimate your own contributions, skills, or knowledge in comparison to that of others, and it’s a total joy-killer. Are you ever guilty of this? Do you know the antidote?

Do you find yourself getting through life by just gritting it out? In week three of our Joy series, we look at a lack of joy as an indicator that our spiritual life is in need of attention.

In Part 2 of our Joy Series, we discuss joy as a fruit of the Spirit—as opposed to the human idea of joy, which is a fleeting emotion. What is the foundation for experiencing this deeply-rooted, lasting joy?

How might the practice of joy vary among believers? Guests Max and Tara discuss how they intentionally prepare for joy, Kathleen shares some joy-killers she’s observed, and Ferrell adds some of her daily practices for choosing joy.