Here's Melissa Kruger.

I need so much more relationally than my husband can provide.

He is never going to be enough.

And if I want him to be enough, I'm never going to enjoy him.

And so cultivating that relationship with the Lord through the word and prayer,

remembering how deeply loved I am by him, for me, that's the only way to not put more on other relationships.

This is the Revive Our Hearts podcast with Nancy DeMoss-Walkal Moon, author of Holiness for Thursday, August 17, 2017.

Music 2017. If you don't truly trust God, you'll find yourself looking for contentment and

satisfaction in other places. And that's where envy and discontentment begin to take root.

Yesterday, Aaron Davis talked about all of this and more with Melissa Kruger.

Melissa is the author of The Envy of Eve, finding contentment in a covetous world.

Now, I know we all feel a strong pull toward comparing ourselves with others, whether it's on social media

or just in one-on-one interaction. But as you listen to today's conversation, I hope you'll

discover the joy and the peace that come from replacing envy with contentment. Now let's listen to

this conversation that Erin and Melissa recorded at the Gospel Coalition

Women's Conference. So you dedicate the second half the book to kind of these categories of

coveting, and I thought that was helpful. Maybe it's because I'm a type AA personality. I like

lists I can check, but let's just walk through them. So you talk about coveting money and possessions,

and you get this list in the book that I think is so helpful.

I'm just gonna read through it.

Of different truths we might believe.

That money equals security.

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