IHS TOGETHER / EVANGELICAL CHURCH ALLIANCE INTL.

We share our lives with others based on the truth we believe in. We believe in what we trust in. We trust in what we have confidence in. We have confidence in what we have experience in. We have experience in what we have faith in. We have faith in what we share with others in.

We share our lives with others based on the truth we believe in. We believe in what we trust in. We trust in what we have confidence in. We have confidence in what we have experience in. We have experience in what we have faith in. We have faith in what we share with others in.

We share our lives with others based on the truth we believe in. We believe in what we trust in. We trust in what we have confidence in. We have confidence in what we have experience in. We have experience in what we have faith in. We have faith in what we share with others in. Just some thoughts and reflections in my experiences today and what I was able to share with others in the life events of the day.

We share our lives with others based on the truth we believe in. We believe in what we trust in. We trust in what we have confidence in. We have confidence in what we have experience in. We have experience in what we have faith in. We have faith in what we share with others in. Just some thoughts and reflections in my experiences today and what I was able to share with others in the life events of the day.

Musing: Contending for Contentment

When it comes to contentment, there are things in my life that I would have changed or done differently. Maybe not a whole lot, but I am not content about everything that has gone and is going on in my life. All of us want to have contentment and search for it daily. We look to find that satisfaction, but we just can't seem to make it happen in all circumstances.

Do you remember the song, “I Can't Get No Satisfaction?” I think all of us struggle with that frustration, because we all earnestly desire that contentment that is mentioned in the Scriptures.  We want the satisfaction of knowing who we are as individuals in our walk with God. It is a struggle.

Contending for contentment begins when we admit to ourselves that there are times when we want more. We want to have a satisfaction that the world cannot provide to us. Even though we have a lot of positive things going on in our lives, we continue searching for that other thing - that one more thing that we think will give us satisfaction and contentment, yet we can't seem to find it. It appears to be elusive, but the Scriptures tell us that we can find that elusive contentment. It is an understanding that, regardless of our circumstances, regardless of whether we are in need or have a lot, there is only one person in our lives that can give us that contentment and that satisfaction. That person is our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ. Blessings,  Chaplain Krupnik

Musing: Contending for Contentment

When it comes to contentment, there are things in my life that I would have changed or done differently. Maybe not a whole lot, but I am not content about everything that has gone and is going on in my life. All of us want to have contentment and search for it daily. We look to find that satisfaction, but we just can't seem to make it happen in all circumstances.

Do you remember the song, “I Can't Get No Satisfaction?” I think all of us struggle with that frustration, because we all earnestly desire that contentment that is mentioned in the Scriptures.  We want the satisfaction of knowing who we are as individuals in our walk with God. It is a struggle.

Contending for contentment begins when we admit to ourselves that there are times when we want more. We want to have a satisfaction that the world cannot provide to us. Even though we have a lot of positive things going on in our lives, we continue searching for that other thing - that one more thing that we think will give us satisfaction and contentment, yet we can't seem to find it. It appears to be elusive, but the Scriptures tell us that we can find that elusive contentment. It is an understanding that, regardless of our circumstances, regardless of whether we are in need or have a lot, there is only one person in our lives that can give us that contentment and that satisfaction. That person is our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ. Blessings,  Chaplain Krupnik

Romans 5:3-5

3 Not only so, but we also glory in our sufferings, because we know that suffering produces perseverance; 4 perseverance, character; and character, hope.5 And hope does not put us to shame, because God’s love has been poured out into our hearts through the Holy Spirit, who has been given to us.

Romans 5:3-5

3 Not only so, but we also glory in our sufferings, because we know that suffering produces perseverance; 4 perseverance, character; and character, hope.5 And hope does not put us to shame, because God’s love has been poured out into our hearts through the Holy Spirit, who has been given to us.

Musing: Contending for Contentment

When it comes to contentment, there are things in my life that I would have changed or done differently. Maybe not a whole lot, but I am not content about everything that has gone and is going on in my life. All of us want to have contentment and search for it daily. We look to find that satisfaction, but we just can't seem to make it happen in all circumstances.

Do you remember the song, “I Can't Get No Satisfaction?” I think all of us struggle with that frustration, because we all earnestly desire that contentment that is mentioned in the Scriptures.  We want the satisfaction of knowing who we are as individuals in our walk with God. It is a struggle.

Contending for contentment begins when we admit to ourselves that there are times when we want more. We want to have a satisfaction that the world cannot provide to us. Even though we have a lot of positive things going on in our lives, we continue searching for that other thing - that one more thing that we think will give us satisfaction and contentment, yet we can't seem to find it. It appears to be elusive, but the Scriptures tell us that we can find that elusive contentment. It is an understanding that, regardless of our circumstances, regardless of whether we are in need or have a lot, there is only one person in our lives that can give us that contentment and that satisfaction. That person is our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ. Blessings,  Chaplain Krupnik

Musing: Contending for Contentment

When it comes to contentment, there are things in my life that I would have changed or done differently. Maybe not a whole lot, but I am not content about everything that has gone and is going on in my life. All of us want to have contentment and search for it daily. We look to find that satisfaction, but we just can't seem to make it happen in all circumstances.

Do you remember the song, “I Can't Get No Satisfaction?” I think all of us struggle with that frustration, because we all earnestly desire that contentment that is mentioned in the Scriptures.  We want the satisfaction of knowing who we are as individuals in our walk with God. It is a struggle.

Contending for contentment begins when we admit to ourselves that there are times when we want more. We want to have a satisfaction that the world cannot provide to us. Even though we have a lot of positive things going on in our lives, we continue searching for that other thing - that one more thing that we think will give us satisfaction and contentment, yet we can't seem to find it. It appears to be elusive, but the Scriptures tell us that we can find that elusive contentment. It is an understanding that, regardless of our circumstances, regardless of whether we are in need or have a lot, there is only one person in our lives that can give us that contentment and that satisfaction. That person is our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ. Blessings,  Chaplain Krupnik