“Christian contentment is that sweet, inward, quiet, gracious frame of spirit, which freely submits to and delights in God's wise and fatherly disposal in every condition.”
I was blessed to take a look at your blog after you left the question about can we read too much on mine from my linking to Ma's post.
I read 7 or 8 of your posts in their entirety and then I scanned into the past ones down to your 1000th post!:D Wow you are a prolific astute writer and obviously reader who puts me to shame. I may have to change my blog name to "mater read a bit".
I'll be "reading" a bit more now that I've seen your material and how you write from soundness and faith in our Saviour Jesus so eloquently. :D
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Lovely words Gregg. To have Biblical Contentment is a wonderful feeling.
Yvonne.
Amen! His book on contentment is the best.
I was blessed to take a look at your blog after you left the question about can we read too much on mine from my linking to Ma's post.
I read 7 or 8 of your posts in their entirety and then I scanned into the past ones down to your 1000th post!:D Wow you are a prolific astute writer and obviously reader who puts me to shame. I may have to change my blog name to "mater read a bit".
I'll be "reading" a bit more now that I've seen your material and how you write from soundness and faith in our Saviour Jesus so eloquently. :D
The language reminds me of Jonathan Edwards. Beautiful.
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