God Wants You Happy: From Self-Help to God's Help. This item is unavailable.God Wants You Happy: From Self-Help to God's Help

In God Wants You Happy, Father Jonathan Morris replaces the unsatisfying, fleeting solutions we receive from the New Age self-help industry with the simplicity and depth of authentic Christian spirituality. In his work traveling the world for FOX News and in his parish work in New York City, Father Jonathan could not understand why people were choosing the vague and sometimes harmful advice of the self-help gurus and ignoring the tested and true help the Christian faith offers. He discovered that part of the problem was packaging: people thought the church dealt only in sin and guilt and not help and healing. But what if we reframed God's good news in the same terms as the self-help world? Morris argues that self-help can only take you so far; what we need is God-help. God Wants You Happy offers a life-long spiritual program that teaches you how to open yourself up to God's loving presence in order to become everything he created you to be joyful, flourishing men and women. In other words, God wants you to be happy. Illuminated with biblical passages and filled with case studies and exercises, God Wants You Happy helps you to: * Open your mind and heart to the all-loving God who wants to help and empower you * Work through the Faith-Hope-Love Cure to rid yourself of self-destructive and self-limiting habits while forming new habits for receiving grace, forgiveness, acceptance, and love * Tap into the natural mechanisms of self-improvement God has already put within you * Discover your divine mission A lifetime of happiness is at your fingertips and the Creator of the universe wants to help you achieve it.

Father Jonathan Morris, LC was ordained a Roman Catholic priest on December 24, 2002 in Rome, Italy. He has served as a religious news analyst and commentator for several domestic and international channels including CNN, Sky News, and BBC. He also served as a theological advisor to Mel Gibson during the making of The Passion of the Christ. He now serves as a regular news contributor for the Fox News Channel, where he offers ethical and moral commentary to regular news items. Father Morris resides in Rome.