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One final thought. I don’t believe that contentment means settling for mediocrity. Rather it’s being satisfied at whatever place in life God has us, while trusting that He does have our interests at heart and that He does want to bless us and see us succeed. So, my encouragement to you is to seek to learn these lessons that Paul did and be content in your present circumstances, while trusting that God has more in store for us and is taking us from glory to glory.
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When we look to any created thing as our satisfaction rather than the Creator, we will never have enough. That house, that promotion, that new gadget—it all just keeps us wanting more. These scriptures will point you back to the One who can satisfy your soul forever.
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