Sermon Tone Analysis
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A grand statement
Contentment - not based on circumstances…but something (someone) else
But, you need a starting point...
The secret?
Not that anyone hides this from us, except we hide it from ourselves for fear that it should change us so.
So, the secret?
That your starting point - your base reference - is the worst of your experience.
Furthermore, that your worst is still more than you deserve.
Only then can you be content…and even rejoice, in the least of the mercy granted us.
Finding contentment
1 Timothy 6:6–7 (HCSB)
But godliness with contentment is a great gain.
For we brought nothing into the world,
and we can take nothing out.
At His table of thanksgiving
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