What Ticks You Off and How to Deal With It
So often our troubles in life center around anger, quarreling, and disputes. We may not be getting what we want out of our relationships with others, and when this happens, the blame game begins.
In this talk inspired by the epistle of James, Jeff Cavins shows how our displeasures in life are a result of expecting from this world what only God can provide. When we desire created things rather than their Creator, we are left wanting.
Cavins explores the four levels of happiness, and he demonstrates how redirecting our passions for heavenly realities provides us with a peace that this world cannot offer.
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What Ticks You Off and How to Deal With It
What Ticks You Off and How to Deal With It
So often our troubles in life center around anger, quarreling, and disputes. We may not be getting what we want out of our relationships with others, and when this happens, the blame game begins.
In this talk inspired by the epistle of James, Jeff Cavins shows how our displeasures in life are a result of expecting from this world what only God can provide. When we desire created things rather than their Creator, we are left wanting.
Cavins explores the four levels of happiness, and he demonstrates how redirecting our passions for heavenly realities provides us with a peace that this world cannot offer.
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So often our troubles in life center around anger, quarreling, and disputes. We may not be getting what we want out of our relationships with others, and when this happens, the blame game begins.
In this talk inspired by the epistle of James, Jeff Cavins shows how our displeasures in life are a result of expecting from this world what only God can provide. When we desire created things rather than their Creator, we are left wanting.
Cavins explores the four levels of happiness, and he demonstrates how redirecting our passions for heavenly realities provides us with a peace that this world cannot offer.
