Paul was a prisoner, but he didn’t think of himself as a prisoner of Rome… or anybody else than Christ! To Paul contentment, living life knowing and trusting that God is in control, was to live in opposition to the attitudes, methods, beliefs and opinions of this world.

Paul doesn’t let his prison shackle his thankfulness, his prayers, his joy, his confidence, his faith, his purpose and his witness.

Paul doesn’t let his prison shackle his thankfulness, his prayers, his joy, his confidence, his faith, his purpose and his witness.

Paul doesn’t let his prison shackle his thankfulness, his prayers, his joy, his confidence, his faith, his purpose and his witness.

A content heart is a thankful heart, a heart FULL of gratitude for all God has done.

A content heart is a thankful heart, a heart FULL of gratitude for all God has done.

A content heart is a thankful heart, a heart FULL of gratitude for all God has done.

Paul is urging us to freely present and to place all that they are on the altar. An urgent call to present your life… your WHOLE life surrendered to God is powerfully foreign to the human heart.

Paul is urging us to freely present and to place all that they are on the altar. An urgent call to present your life… your WHOLE life surrendered to God is powerfully foreign to the human heart.

Paul is urging us to freely present and to place all that they are on the altar. An urgent call to present your life… your WHOLE life surrendered to God is powerfully foreign to the human heart.