The Christian Life
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Contentment
Charles Haddon Spurgeon
A Sermon delivered on Sabbath Evening, March 25, 1860, by the Rev. Charles Haddon Spurgeon,
at New Park Street Chapel, Southwark.
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Contentment in Christ—Part 1
Jeff Robinson, PhD
It might be the most elusive of all Christian virtues, except for perhaps humility—contentment. I am not naturally content. In my fallen nature I am naturally discontent. I am not content because I am always playing out in my mind what Paul Tripp calls the “if only” life …
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Contentment in Christ—Part 2
Jeff Robinson, PhD
It might be the most elusive of all Christian virtues, except for perhaps humility—contentment. I am not naturally content. In my fallen nature I am naturally discontent. I am not content because I am always playing out in my mind what Paul Tripp calls the “if only” life …
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Contentment in Christ—Part 3
Jeff Robinson, PhD
It might be the most elusive of all Christian virtues, except for perhaps humility—contentment. I am not naturally content. In my fallen nature I am naturally discontent. I am not content because I am always playing out in my mind what Paul Tripp calls the “if only” life …
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Why Contentment Stems from a Thankful Heart
Francis A. Schaeffer
God says to us: in everything give thanks!
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4 Misconceptions about Contentment
Melissa B. Kruger
One of our greatest struggles with contentment is that we often have an incorrect picture of what it means to be content.
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