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I Can Do All Things Through Him Who Contents Me

This passage of Scripture is one of the most quoted and most misinterpreted sections of Scripture. The secret of the Christian life is learning how to live it out regardless of our circumstances.
Author
Bryce Staggs
Recommission Strategist
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I Can Do All Things Through Him Who Contents Me

This passage of Scripture is one of the most quoted and most misinterpreted sections of Scripture. The secret of the Christian life is learning how to live it out regardless of our circumstances.
Date
May 17, 2020
Speaker
Bryce Staggs
Recommission Strategist
Scripture
Philippians 4:10-13

Contentment Teachers

1. God’s Provision (4:10)

  • The very fact that you are still here is because God kept you.

2. Others’ Generosity (4:10)

  • Compassionate concern from the Body of Christ meets legitimate needs.

3. Life’s Experiences (4:11-12)

  • Discontentment can challenge those living in either prosperity or poverty.
  • Contentment is not about what you own but about what owns you.

4. Current Perspective (4:13)

  • The most telling sign of a mature Christian is contentment – not achievement.
  • Contentment helps you become adaptable and available.
  • Christianity is not following Jesus if “only this” happens, but “no matter what” happens.

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