Cultivating Contentment, Ep. 2

Revive Our Hearts

Nancy DeMoss Wolgemuth

Christianity, Religion & Spirituality

4.9 • 2K Ratings

🗓️ 2 November 2023

⏱️ 26 minutes

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Summary

What character defect, what sin would be the most opposite of contentment? Melissa Kruger explains.

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0:00.0	Are you content with who God made you to be?
0:03.6	Here's Melissa Kruger.
0:05.2	The person who you are, exactly how you have been crafted,
0:10.8	exactly how you have been made, your personality, your skin,
0:16.4	your hair color, your eyes were divinely chosen by a God who deeply loves you
0:24.4	and who is ruling over everything in your life.
0:29.2	This is the Revive Our Hearts Podcast for November 2nd, 2023.
0:33.6	I'm Danna Grash and our host is the author of Choosing Gratitude, Nancy DeMas, Welcome.
0:47.8	So I've got an important question for you.
0:50.2	Are you a contented person?
0:53.2	I think we all love to be more content, more at peace,
0:57.0	more satisfied in life.
0:59.2	So what would you say keeps you from contentment?
1:03.6	That's something we'll explore today on Revive Our Hearts.
1:06.8	We're continuing today to listen to a message that Melissa Kruger gave
1:10.6	in a breakout session at our most recent true woman conference.
1:15.2	She'll explain about something that she calls the great joy thief
1:19.8	and you may be surprised at what it is, as well as what it's not.
1:24.2	When we left off yesterday, Melissa was making some observations and applications
1:28.6	from Philippians chapter 4.
1:31.0	So listen to what the Apostle Paul says in verses 11 through 13 of Philippians 4.
1:37.4	He said, not that I am speaking of being in need,
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