How Do I Get Joy In My Life -- Part 5
February 27, 2026
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as posted by the channelWatch Capps Chapel with Annette Capps as she discusses God's joy and how to
get His joy in your life! Recorded on Monday, June 23rd, 2025.
In this powerful message, Annette Capps answers a question many believers quietly ask: How do I get joy in my life? Building on Jesus’ promise in John 15, she reveals that joy is not something we chase—it’s something He already gave. Just as peace is a spiritual possession, so is joy. The key is understanding whose joy it is.
Jesus said, “My joy I give to you.” What was His joy? The restoration of relationship between God and man. Through the Cross, fellowship with the Father was restored—and that restored relationship is the source of true, lasting joy.
In this episode, you’ll discover:
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Why joy is a spiritual possession—not an emotion you strive to create
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What Jesus meant by “My joy” and how it’s rooted in reconciliation with the Father
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How the enemy attempts to steal your joy—and how to guard it
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The powerful meaning of Zephaniah 3:17 and God’s joy over you
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Why fullness of joy is found in His presence
The joy of the Lord is not shallow happiness—it’s God rejoicing over restored relationship. And that joy is now yours.
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