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We all know what it is to feel discontented with our lives — with what we have, how much we can get, what we do, who we live with, how we are and what the future promises.
The constant hunger for something more may seem like the aches and pains of growing old — something that we must just put up with in this far-from-perfect world. But the Bible shows that discontent is the symptom of a lethal disease that will kill us if we do not find a cure. It was discontent that first led humans into rebellion against God, with the catastrophic consequences that have followed from that decision.
Yet Jesus Christ promises that anyone who believes in Him will never again hunger or thirst. The apostle Paul was able to say that he had learned the secret of being content in any and every situation — in need or in plenty. Discontent is a problem of our hearts not our circumstances. This Good Book Guide can help us to understand why we become discontented, how Jesus Christ alone can help us, and on a practical level, how Christian living can bring the treasure of contentment to our daily lives.
Plainly put easy for leader but too much to dijest in 1hr which is our time shedule .
Our group has Xlnt facilitators, I trust whatever they recommend. I'm very satisfied with this study. I've studied much in my life but learned more now. Personally, II don't like the format: print too small; like full pages; just me. Also dislike Q&A, prefer discussion; not a problem. Thank you.
We went through this workbook as a women's ministry this summer. Each lesson stands alone, so it was easy for women to come and go without feeling like they were "falling behind." These lessons look at the topic of contentment from a different angle and passage; sometimes with surprising and provocative applications. This was my second time to work through this material and I found it just as fruitful this time, both personally and as a ministry leader.
