Christian contentment is I think simultaneously the biggest gift and also maybe one of the least discussed

things. I don't know, maybe not. Christian contentment. Yeah, I mean, there's non-Christian contentment.

I don't know. I'm thought about that. From the curb bar at the gate here. Sorry. Yeah, I don't know.

There's a question. Yeah, well, can we be satisfied without Christ? I don't think so. No. Can we be content?

I maybe yeah. It depends on how you define it. And whoa, we'll close here today to do just that.

Selina Frederick, everyone. Yeah, right. Round of applause. You're in the hand of this whole thing.

Oh dear. Buckle up people. I think a good conversation to have this time of year. It's a good

conversation to have. Anytime you happen to be listening to this, because if we're honest,

a lot of the things that we do in life are driven by a lack of contentment. And there is an element

of sin in that, I think. Sure. Maybe more than an element. A root of it is. I think being

discontent is a sin. Oh goodness. Wow. I don't mean to be heavy-handed with bombs. But there's, yeah, I mean,

well, if you want to hear a listener, you got to wait. There you go. See you on the other side.

Welcome to the fierce marriage podcast where we believe that marriage takes a fierce

tenacity that never gives up and refuses to give in. Here we'll share openly and honestly about

all things marriage. Sex. Communication. Finance. Priorities. Purpose. And everything in between.

Laugh, ponder, and join in on Candid Gospel Center conversations.

This is fierce marriage.

We're trying to get into it. Yeah, I cut you off because you know what? People like to be

titillated. I'm like, I want the answer in the truth now. I think in 2021, I'm going to say the

word titillated as much as the positive can. Because it makes people. Yep. Makes them feel uncomfortable.

Makes me feel uncomfortable. Makes me feel also very comfortable.

All right. Well, why don't you do your... By the end of the year, I won't feel any

...