Episode 59: Tamper Evident Joy

Ever see those "tamper resistant seals" that restaurants use on plastic to-go cups to assure the purchaser that the drink is safe? It's a long thin strip that covers the lid and then sticks to the sides of the cup. If someone breaks the seal and opens the lid, you know it has been "tampered" with. With joy, we often live as if there is a lid on our capacity for joy. As if joy will come when circumstances change, when someone in our lives straightens up or gets better, or when we figure something out. But joy doesn't work that way. If the Lord dwells in your heart, there should be evidence that He has tampered with your lid on joy! Join Kat Silverglate, founder of the Mobile Mission Project at The Ridiculous Hour Foundation for the organization's 59th Mission and 30-day responsiveness challenge called Tamper Evident Joy. If you'd like to receive the items described in this challenge for free, go to the contact link at www.theridiculoushour.com