No More Bad Days | Joel Osteen | Lakewood Church Service

Can you actually choose to never have another bad day? A "bad day" is often a collection of unmanaged negative moments that have been allowed to linger. By practicing intentional rejoicing—a biblical strategy of reframing setbacks through the lens of God's sovereignty—you prevent temporary disappointments from becoming permanent moods. This mindset shifts your internal state from being victimized by circumstances to being empowered by faith. 🙏 Need Prayer? We’d love to pray with you: https://lakewoodchurch.com/prayer 🔍 In This Message, You’ll Learn: - The 10/90 Rule: Understanding that life is 10% what happens and 90% how you respond. - The Theology of Rejoicing: How the Apostle Paul maintained joy while in a prison cell. - Emotional Stewardship: Practical steps to "hold your peace" when facing rude people or delays. ❓ Common Questions: Q: How do I stop being upset when things go wrong? A: You must decide ahead of time to stay in peace and reframe the setback as a temporary moment rather than a defining event for your day. Q: What does the Bible say about losing your joy? A: Scripture encourages us to rejoice always and reminds us that no man or circumstance can take our joy unless we give it away. 📖 Key Scriptures: -- Psalm 118​:​24 – The foundational truth that every day is a gift created by God to be enjoyed. -- Philippians 4​:​4 – The command to rejoice in the Lord regardless of current physical or emotional circumstances. -- Habakkuk 3​:​17-18 – Maintaining praise even when "crops fail" and business storehouses are empty. 00:00 Everything With Breath – Worship 03:09 New Year Welcome & Opening Prayer – Joel Osteen 06:15 Sunday Morning Prayer – Victoria Osteen 07:04 Everything With Breath – Worship 09:58 So So Good – Worship 13:58 Goodness of God – Worship 19:50 How Great Thou Art – Worship 23:55 Gratitude – Worship 28:46 The Power of the Written Word – Joel Osteen 36:15 Partnering Our Faith With Yours – Victoria Osteen 42:45 Always On Time – Worship 43: