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In October 2015, Randy Alcorn was a guest on Greg Laurie's Podcast, A New Beginning, talking about happiness. 

In October 2015, Randy Alcorn was a guest on Greg Laurie's Podcast, A New Beginning, talking about happiness. 

In October 2015, Randy Alcorn was a guest on Greg Laurie's Podcast, A New Beginning, talking about happiness. 

In October 2015, Randy Alcorn was a guest on Greg Laurie's Podcast, A New Beginning, talking about happiness. 

David Wills, president of National Christian Foundation, shares his thoughts on and thankfulness for Randy's book The Treasure Principle.

Joni Eareckson Tada, founder and CEO of Joni and Friends, shares her thoughts on Randy's book The Treasure Principle. 

Joni Eareckson Tada, founder and CEO of Joni and Friends, shares her thoughts on Randy's book Wait Until Then.

David Wills, president of National Christian Foundation, shares his thoughts and thankfulness for Randy's book Managing God's Money.

David Wills, president of National Christian Foundation shares his gratitude for and thoughts on Randy's book Money, Possessions and Eternity.

Ron Blue, founding director of Kingdom Advisors and founder of MasterYourMoney.com shares his thoughts on Randy's book, Money, Possessions and Eternity. 

There’s Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest, Instagram, Google+, LinkedIn…there’s nothing wrong with any of these. Used selectively and wisely, in moderation, they can accomplish a good purpose. But when social media and online time is out of control, it can become an addiction—just like anything else. 

Some years ago, I sat with my daughters at a wonderful father/daughter banquet at our church. Someone at the table asked my youngest daughter, Angela, what I’d done that made the biggest impression on her. I had no idea what she would say, but of course I hoped for something spectacular. :)

If we say the gospel won’t bring happiness, any perceptive listener should respond, “Then how is it good news?” We need to reverse the trend. Let’s redeem the word “happiness” in light of both Scripture and church history. Our message shouldn’t be “Don’t seek happiness,” but “You’ll find in Jesus the happiness you’ve always longed for.”

We need to recognize the value of the local church, and not abandon it despite all its imperfections (and each of us is included in those imperfections).