What are your desires-- Where do they actually come from-- What does that have to do with contentment-- We dig in.

In our day and age, we experience a material abundance unfathomable to the Puritans. The Lord calls us to live without covetousness.

Discontentment is not only foolish but is futile and torments the mind. It is driven by covetousness.

A murmuring spirit and a heart bent on complaining against the Lord are strong temptations. We dig into that and consider that God gives both stern warnings and great promises.

Meekness and godliness are synonyms and are crucial in the pursuit of contentment.

What are the key characteristics of those who find their true contentment in God-- We take our first look.

We dig into the Scriptures, the Puritans, and the dictionary.

We begin with a survey of words and ideas, and whether Mick Jagger ever got any satisfaction.

Public worship is a crucial, God-ordained means for seeing Him in this life and preparing for the life to come. We delve into that and the fellowship of saints.

If you are hunting for a house, for an eternal home, look no further than the house Jesus prepares.