We see that the world seeks happiness instead of holiness. Therefore, we assume we should do the opposite. But we're wrong.
Randy Alcorn, in his book "Happiness," highlights a common misconception that people pursue happiness at the expense of holiness. He suggests that society often prioritizes the pursuit of happiness, leading individuals to believe that they should stray from spiritual fulfillment in favor of fleeting pleasures. This mindset can ultimately result in a misguided approach to life.
Alcorn argues that true happiness is found through holiness, and that seeking a relationship with the divine can lead to authentic joy. By understanding that holiness and happiness are not mutually exclusive, individuals can embrace a path that fosters both spiritual growth and genuine contentment, rather than merely chasing temporary satisfaction.
