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It's Time to Be Happy Again by Dean Curry: A Transformational Guide to Lasting Joy
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TACOMA, Wash. - Washingtoner -- Pastor and author Dean Curry presents a powerful new book, It's Time to Be Happy Again, offering a timeless and practical roadmap to reclaiming joy, regardless of life's circumstances. Written for anyone seeking happiness—whether deeply rooted in faith or simply searching for meaning—this inspiring guide draws on biblical wisdom, personal stories, and Curry's relatable, conversational style to help readers rediscover the lasting joy they were meant to experience.

A Roadmap to Overcoming Life's Challenges

Through candid reflections and actionable insights, It's Time to Be Happy Again addresses the universal struggles that rob us of joy, such as past hurts, negative thinking, and the overwhelming demands of daily life. Curry invites readers to reframe their perspectives, find meaning in their challenges, and embrace forgiveness as a pathway to freedom and happiness.

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"Happiness is not about fleeting emotions or surface-level positivity," Curry explains. "It's about building a soul-deep joy that can endure, even in the face of adversity. That's a joy anyone can access if they're willing to align their life with truth and purpose."

Shifting Perspective and Embracing Forgiveness

Curry's unique approach to happiness combines spiritual wisdom with practical steps, helping readers see life's challenges as opportunities for growth. He discusses the power of perspective, encouraging readers to shift their focus from what is lacking to what is possible. With empathy and clarity, Curry shows how to let go of the pain and resentment that weigh us down, emphasizing the liberating impact of forgiveness.

"When we hold onto past hurts, we shackle ourselves to pain," Curry says. "Letting go is not just an act of kindness toward others—it's an act of liberation for ourselves."

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Living with Intention, Gratitude, and Purpose

At its heart, It's Time to Be Happy Again is a call to live intentionally, with gratitude and purpose. Curry inspires readers to pursue a life of meaning, rooted in the belief that joy is not just an aspiration but a promise.

"Happiness is not something reserved for the lucky few. It's something you can choose, cultivate, and live out every day," Curry affirms.

About the Author

Dean Curry is the Senior Pastor of OURCHURCH in Tacoma, Washington. His signature blend of diplomacy, candor, and clarity makes his teachings engaging and relatable. He is passionate about sharing the love and grace of Jesus and travels the world, partnering with organizations like World Vision and Open Doors to advocate for peace, support the poor, and stand with the persecuted church.

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It's Time to Be Happy Again is available now on Amazon here: https://amzn.to/3AQGEJl

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