Hi everyone, welcome to Add Home with Sally. I'm Sally Clarkson and I have the biggest

privilege in the world to be with so many friends from all over the world who join me every

week to listen to my stories, inspiration, biblical encouragement. And I am just so glad

that you're here today. Thanks so much for joining me.

Hi friends, I hope you had a wonderful Thanksgiving holiday weekend with your family and that

you're not too tired out. And I am just looking forward to doing this new 24 family

ways today. It's going to end up closing off one of the sections of our, no actually it's

not going to. It's going to introduce another area in our 24 family ways. And I think I'll

just jump into it really quickly. It's 24 family ways number 10. We are content with what

we have not coveting what others have. Oh my goodness, this is such an important family

way because I think that the whole foundation of jealousy or of insecurity or of discontent

comes from comparing ourselves to other people or from having a life or a body or different

things that we just don't like. And I just want to talk about that a little bit today.

But it's again, we need to remember that as we're laying the foundations of our 24 family

ways, we're talking about how we are supposed to be different. The world is supposed to

be the place where people compare one another to each other and say, I am better than you

or I am, dumber than you or I am more accomplished than you or I'm wealthier than you, whatever.

Comparing ourselves to anyone else will make us discontent and upset with the life that

we have. And discontent and jealousy creates all sorts of bad relationships. Discontent

with your marriage keeps you from having a good marriage. I kind of want to talk about

something I've been thinking about marriage in just a moment because I don't always talk

about marriage very often and there's so many different areas that I just can never

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