Seed Thought for this Week The Difference Between Happiness and Spiritual Contentment There is a difference in feeling happy and feeling a deep sense of spiritual contentment. They can run concurrently but they are not the same. Happiness is mostly a result of favorable circumstances or the positive experiences we have with people. Deep seated spiritual contentment is only experienced when we are in right relationship with God. There are many imitations and false narratives that promise spiritual contentment that dismiss or deemphasize our relationship with God. In which over time they leave us empty yet we may have thought they were true at one time. Abiding spiritual contentment is rooted in our relationship with God. For even when the unhappy times overwhelm the People of faith their spiritual contentment and inward tranquility cannot be quenched because they trust God with their future. It is not unusual for the People of Faith, that when their best efforts fall short of their expectations that the unhappiness they feel is accompanied with a a deep sense of spiritual contentment. Click here to read more of this short Christian essay Click to listen to our weekly podcast Seed Thoughts Sponsored by |
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Friday, February 9, 2024
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