If you could choose one word to describe your life, would you say that you’re content? For most of us, that’s the last word we’d use! Alistair Begg turns to the pages of Scripture for a realistic look at personal satisfaction and what it means to have a truly thankful heart.
From the Sermon
November 28, 2005
Contentment
Philippians 4:12, Psalms 131:1Series: Thankful Living
Sermon • Includes Transcript • 46:26 • ID: 2414
Thankful Living
"God is good, all the time. All the time, God is good." This is a call and response that is familiar to many of us, but how often do we stop to consider what it really means that God is good even when our circumstances are difficult? Our lives should reflect our trust in the character of God as our actions and attitudes are characterized by genuine thankfulness. In this series of Thanksgiving holiday messages, Alistair Begg examines what it means to be truly thankful. It is more than keeping lists of the good things that we enjoy, and it can't be produced by our own effort or resolve. Genuine thankfulness flows from a heart that has found contentment by resting in the providence of God. It is produced by the Spirit of God as we respond with transformed minds, wills, and hearts to the unchanging goodness of our Father, who works in all circumstances to accomplish His will for our good.| Message | Buy | Free | |
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Contentment
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The Goodness of God
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A Psalm for Giving Thanks
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Overflowing with Thankfulness, Part One
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Overflowing with Thankfulness, Part Two
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Thankfulness - A Mark of Grace
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