Unrealized Expectations

Millions of Americans spend their lives searching for happiness. Some look for happiness in love and marriage, others say they will be happy when they have a child, achieve a certain weight or make a million dollars. They’re convinced that they deserve this happiness, however they define it, and, if it doesn’t happen, they feel cheated. Unrealized expectations trigger a downward spiral into anger and self-pity. They blame God, society, family or their job for interfering with their personal quest for happiness.

The opposite of this is the discovery of happiness through acknowledging God as ruler and leader of life. Living with the contentment of God on the inside enables us to be peaceful and calm – even when our expectations aren’t met.

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