How to Have a Happy New Year, Ep. 4

A tree receives nourishment so it can bear fruit and nourish others. God wants you to do the same thing. He wants to fill you up with His Word so you can spread that truth to your neighbor.

Delighting in the Bible can be like developing a taste for certain kinds of foods. Nancy DeMoss Wolgemuth shows you how to maintain a hunger and appetite for God’s Word.

Whether you realize it or not, you are receiving counsel all the time. The people you spend time with and the media you consume are influencing your thinking. Learn how to say no to ungodly counsel.

Small choices can have big consequences. Every wise decision leads you toward true happiness. And every unwise choice leads in the opposite direction. That’s what Psalm 1 teaches!

Around New Year’s Day, it seems like everyone is pursuing happiness through how much they can party, eat, and drink. But true happiness will come in an entirely different way. Nancy DeMoss Wolgemuth tells you how to have a truly happy new year.

Heather has known the Lord for a long time. But about a year ago, someone challenged her to begin a fresh Bible reading habit. Hear more about that challenge and what it did in Heather’s life.

We’re full of expectations about what the next year will bring, but we don’t know what lies ahead. We can be sure, however, that God knows and is with us. Nancy offers a truth-filled perspective to help you step into the new year with confidence.

All this month, we’ve heard that it’s the season of joy. But often we look around and see division and pain instead. The Bible acknowledges this reality, but it also shows you where to find peace. Nancy will point you in the right direction.

Think about a good friend. You talk. You text. You go out for coffee. Nancy DeMoss Wolgemuth helps us know how to get to know God better. It’s by spending time with Him, daily reading His Word.

Are you desperate for a fresh visitation of the sunrise from on high, a fresh visitation of the presence of Christ in your heart, in your church, in your community? Nancy DeMoss Wolgemuth asks this question as she encourages you to long for revival.