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Elevation with Steven Furtick
The book of Philippians was used to illustrate a contrasting view of contentment, where Apostle Paul expressed a sense of satisfaction regardless of circumstances, in contrast to Moses' feeling of being a foreigner and wanderer.
One of them is from the Apostle Paul when he pens the book to the Philippian church.
— Episode: Let’s Face It (Larry Brey)
Episode: Let’s Face It (Larry Brey)
The book of Philippians was used to illustrate a contrasting view of contentment, where Apostle Paul expressed a sense of satisfaction regardless of circumstances, in contrast to Moses' feeling of being a foreigner and wanderer.
One of them is from the Apostle Paul when he pens the book to the Philippian church.
I know what it is to be in plenty and I know what it is to be in want.
I know it is to have everything and nothing, he says, and have learned the secret of being content.
And he says, this is all I'll ever be.
And it's the highest potential possibility for contentment, because it doesn't matter where you put me. It doesn't matter what happens to me. I know who I am.