As the Psalmist says, "In your presence there is fullness of joy" (Psalm 16:11). There is fullness of joy in Jesus (1 John 1:4). Our joy is in another. It is not in ourselves.

Secondly, abundance is revealed: "There is fullness of joy." Jesus said, “I came that they might have life, and might have it abundantly” (John 10:10).

Let us worship Him this Christmas and be reminded that Jesus is the Messiah who will come again and restore His creation, the Prince of Peace, the Fullness of Joy, and the God of Love.

When Jesus talks about living life to the fullest, I believe he has something very different in mind. In the first 10 verses of John 10, Jesus addresses this important topic.

In his daily homily on Friday Pope Francis discussed how the Pharisees condemned Jesus' apostles for not fasting, saying that Jesus renews the old law and brings a new Gospel of joy.

If Christian joy comes from things which have been discarded, then the fullness of joy, therefore, is measured in terms of things which, through Christ, we acquire. Christian joy stems from a new ...

It does not take much for a child to feel safe and secure, having strength and courage to, so to speak, ‘take on the world’. It takes a child being ...

Jesus is “The Lamb of God who takes away the sin of the world!” (John 1:29). Once we are rid of the sin, we can bask once again in the joy of the Lord for it was our sin that brought sorrow ...

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Vatican City (Agenzia Fides) – “This always leaves us astounded: universal salvation concentrated in just one! Yes, because in Jesus dwells the fullness of God, of His Love”, said Pope Francis during ...