Life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness, we tend to think of our pursuit of joy as

a fundamental right, perhaps, but it is certainly fundamental to our nature.

We are by nature, created nature, not fallen nature, pleasure seekers, we want to be happy.

And we are also chronic failures when it comes to finding the kind of joy that will last

for more than a fleeting moment.

What if the deepest joy that we seek really can't be found at all?

What if the deepest and most durable happiness we could ever possess is a kind of joy that

breaks into our lives and overcomes all our boredoms and ultimately finds us?

What if the truest and deepest and most lasting joy is actually out of our reach, but somehow

reaches back for us?

For a desiring God, we ask serious questions about happiness.

We don't think there is anything more important for a human soul than being found by eternal

joy.

We ask very serious questions about joy and we seek solid answers in the Bible.

That's the purpose of our new book.

The title is The Joy Project, a true story of inescapable happiness.

The Joy Project pursues these serious questions about joy through a story, through the unrivaled

narrative of God's plan for our joy.

The story begins and ends with God.

From all eternity, before all time, God was alive with volcanic joy.

Joy is essential to the very nature of God in the fellowship of the infinitely happy

holy Trinity.

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