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Pastor Gregg Laurie points out our strength is found in the Lord and the Lord alone.

As we read in Philippians 413,

we know we can't live, always embrace our weakness, oh,

again you can't hold me at your feet, oh, this is the day, the day we're lost again.

If you knew you had the resources to handle anything, anything that came your way,

would that change your outlook on life?

Sometimes our demeanor is sourd when life has been harsh and we feel there's nothing we can do about it.

Today on a new beginning, Pastor Gregg Laurie brings some good news.

You can have an attitude of contentment no matter what, because your heavenly father knows what you're facing

and he has a plan to bring you through.

Good insight coming your way today.

All right, well let's grab our Bibles and turn to the book of Philippians, the book of Philippians,

and we're in our worldview series and the title of the message today is the biblical worldview

on finding contentment. Philippians chapter 4 and we're reading verses 10 to 13.

Paul writes and he says, for I rejoice in the Lord greatly,

that now a last year care for me as flourished again, though you surely did care,

but you lacked opportunity, not that I speak in regard to need.

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