The Happiness No One Wants Until It’s Almost Too Late

What if true happiness has nothing to do with success, wealth, or even peace of mind? What if it begins with guilt—and ends in the kind of joy that makes a man shout? In this powerful reflection on Psalm 32, Pastor Rich Bitterman tells the raw truth about sin, confession, and the freedom that only comes when we stop pretending and run straight to God. You won’t find cheap grace here—just the kind that opens prison doors.

If You’re Always Tired and Joyless, Read This

The post explores the concept of true joy, contrasting it with superficial happiness. It emphasizes joy’s existence even in suffering, drawing on Psalm 16 to highlight its connection to God’s presence. The author underscores that genuine joy, rooted in faith, persists through trials and is found in relationship with Jesus, who embodies this joy.