Redundancy is the state of being no longer needed or useful.
A Complacent person is satisfied with life, comfortable in his/her life without a motivation to aspire for more.
Complacency should be contrasted from contentment which is a state of being satisfied with what one has while still aspiring for more.
Can redundancy ever be better than complacency? Jesus seems to think so.
Are you hot, cold or lukewarm? Find out in this article.
Some of the gains and benefits of contentment we can tease from scripture including 1 Timothy 6:6-10 are; preservation of our faith/belief, protection of our joy/peace and protection from covetousness.
Dissatisfaction with life, desperation, anxiety about how to make ends meet, can all result in Discontentment with life and with the Christian faith.
This experience which can see someone moving downhill spiritually doesn’t happen suddenly, no, it’s usually a process.
Find out how to recognize if you’re on a spiritual decline and how to handle it in this Second Part of the Study Series; ‘The Gains of Contentment’…..
Watch this teaching to learn more…..
Dissatisfaction with life, desperation, anxiety about how to make ends meet, can all result in Discontentment with life and with the Christian faith.
This experience which can see someone moving downhill spiritually doesn’t happen suddenly, no, it’s usually a process.
Find out how to recognize if you’re on a spiritual decline and how to handle it in this Second Part of the Study Series; ‘The Gains of Contentment’…..
Watch this teaching to learn more…..
According to First Timothy 6:6, Godliness and Contentment is great gain.
Godliness meaning; an expression of a Godlike attitude and living a life that’s well-pleasing to God.
To exhibit a Godlike attitude someone needs to first have a Godlike nature. There’s also a need to know and understand how God, the source of that nature operates or responds to life circumstances.
Biblical contentment means having a sense of sufficiency and satisfaction which comes from being in Christ.
Join me in this study series as I explore the Gains, Profits, Benefits that are possible when Godliness is mixed with Contentment.
According to First Timothy 6:6, Godliness and Contentment is great gain.
Godliness meaning; an expression of a Godlike attitude and living a life that’s well-pleasing to God.
To exhibit a Godlike attitude someone needs to first have a Godlike nature. There’s also a need to know and understand how God, the source of that nature operates or responds to life circumstances.
Biblical contentment means having a sense of sufficiency and satisfaction which comes from being in Christ.
Join me in this study series as I explore the Gains, Profits, Benefits that are possible when Godliness is mixed with Contentment.
