A Call to Contentment

Paul was a man that was content with what he had materially and he was also content in every circumstance.

Paul often found in his life, that he had great trials and yet even in those trials he had wonderful peace and contentment.

It is a great thing to be content with what you have materially.

There is dissatisfaction in the lives of many Australians today because they believe the lies of the devil that they always need more to be happy and content.

We live in a society now that continually fosters discontentment. The constant message that is beaming out a message that you need more materially.

Christmastime unfortunately has become a time where materialism is promoted heavily and people are paying dearly for it.

God Himself brings contentment to our lives when we know Him and walk with Him.
True contentment on this earth first begins by having a relationship with the God that made us.

A relationship with the God that made us begins when we understand that Jesus Christ is our creator and that He went to the cross for all our sins rising again on the third day.