Show Notes
For hundreds of years, the church has anticipated the coming of Jesus during the season of Advent. Into this space, this void, the angels announced to the shepherds the good news of Jesus that would bring great joy to all people.
In this episode of the Everyday Disciple Podcast, Caesar continues the Advent Series as he looks at the truth that God is good so we can find satisfaction and joy. Believing that God always does what is good, right, and perfect will change how you view everything and everyone in your life!
In This Episode You’ll Learn: - The third of four eternal truths about God that transforms us. (The 4 G's) - Why we search for satisfaction and joy to fill the "hunger" in our lives. - How Jesus is the better fulfillment of all your hunger and lack of joy! - How to find the unbelief and actions that are keeping you from finding joy.
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