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Having Enough (Living with Gratitude — Week 3)
Pastor Chris Andrews (Associate Pastor) - Philippians 1:20-21; 2:14-15; 4:11-13; Romans 12:2; 1 Timothy 6:6-10; Hebrews 13:5-6
We will explore what it truly means to live with biblical contentment. Walking through key passages in Philippians, we’ll see that contentment is learned—not natural—and that gratitude isn’t rooted in what we possess, but in who is with us.
Paul’s words challenge us to stop complaining, stop comparing, and shine as lights in a crooked world. Whether in abundance or in need, we can live with peace because our strength comes from Christ. We’ll also confront the trap of materialism and be reminded of God’s promise to never leave or forsake His people.
If Christ is with you, you have enough—and that truth reshapes how you live every day.
Series description:
Living With Gratitude is an invitation to experience the joy that comes from a thankful heart. In a culture that constantly pushes us to complain, compare, and want more, God offers a better way—a way marked by peace, contentment, and joy.
In this series, we’ll discover how choosing gratitude changes how we see our lives, strengthens our faith, and helps us enjoy God’s blessings without taking them for granted. This is a journey toward a lighter heart, a clearer perspective, and a deeper appreciation for all God has done and continues to do.
Living with Gratitude
How to stop complaining, break free from comparison, and reject discontentment.
Week 3: Having Enough
1. Contentment is learned.
2. Contentment is not tied to circumstances.
3. Contentment is powered by Christ.
Week 3 - Notes
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Pastor Chris Andrews (Associate Pastor) - Philippians 1:20-21; 2:14-15; 4:11-13; Romans 12:2; 1 Timothy 6:6-10; Hebrews 13:5-6
We will explore what it truly means to live with biblical contentment. Walking through key passages in Philippians, we’ll see that contentment is learned—not natural—and that gratitude isn’t rooted in what we possess, but in who is with us.
Paul’s words challenge us to stop complaining, stop comparing, and shine as lights in a crooked world. Whether in abundance or in need, we can live with peace because our strength comes from Christ. We’ll also confront the trap of materialism and be reminded of God’s promise to never leave or forsake His people.
If Christ is with you, you have enough—and that truth reshapes how you live every day.
Series description:
Living With Gratitude is an invitation to experience the joy that comes from a thankful heart. In a culture that constantly pushes us to complain, compare, and want more, God offers a better way—a way marked by peace, contentment, and joy.
In this series, we’ll discover how choosing gratitude changes how we see our lives, strengthens our faith, and helps us enjoy God’s blessings without taking them for granted. This is a journey toward a lighter heart, a clearer perspective, and a deeper appreciation for all God has done and continues to do.
Living with Gratitude
How to stop complaining, break free from comparison, and reject discontentment.
Week 3: Having Enough
1. Contentment is learned.
2. Contentment is not tied to circumstances.
3. Contentment is powered by Christ.
Week 3 - Notes