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Don’t lose your joy on the journey. In this message from The Emotions of Jesus, Pastor Josh Pocock teaches from John 15, John 17, Hebrews 12, Luke 10, and the Psalms to show that Jesus was not only the Man of Sorrows, but also the Man of Joy. His joy was not shallow, temporary, or dependent on circumstances; it was rooted in the Father, the mission of redemption, and the salvation of lost people. This message helps believers see that good things make terrible foundations for ultimate joy, but the joy of knowing Jesus, belonging to Him, and having your name written in heaven can sustain your life and shape every other joy.
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