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The Contentment Dilemma
Christian Books & Bibles
Are you seeking clarity concerning the confusion and suffering you are witnessing?
The Contentment Dilemma strives to provide a clear roadmap for understanding and addressing the chaos that many people are facing. If you desire lasting fulfillment, and to triumph over the challenges in life, this book was written for you.
Have you been wondering if it is possible to know the truth about life’s mysteries? The Contentment Dilemma will equip you with tools that will aid in taking control of your life and finding the hope and purpose you are looking for.
The Contentment Dilemma will teach you how to:
- Gain clarity on life’s mysteries and purposes.
- Understand why confusion and suffering exist
- View adversity as a privilege
- Build a personal connection with the Creator of the universe
- Conquer defeat and rise above sin’s bondage
If you want to overcome adversity and find purpose in life, get a copy today.
Book Bubbles from The Contentment Dilemma
The Contentment Dilemma
Christian Books & Bibles
Find purpose in your suffering and make clarity of life’s confusion.
The Contentment Dilemma strives to provide a clear roadmap for understanding and addressing the chaos that many people are facing. If you desire lasting fulfillment, and to triumph over the challenges in life, this book was written for you.
Have you been wondering if it is possible to know the truth about life’s mysteries? The Contentment Dilemma will equip you with tools that will aid in taking control of your life and finding the hope and purpose you are looking for.
In The Contentment Dilemma you will learn:
• Reasonable explanations of life’s mysteries and purposes.
• Why confusion and suffering are so abundant.
• How adversity is actually a privilege.
• Steps for building a personal connection with the Creator of the universe.
• How to rise above sin’s bondage, conquer defeat, and get a grip on your life.
If you want to overcome adversity and find purpose in life, get a copy today.
Book Bubbles from The Contentment Dilemma
Self-centeredness = Suffering
Here are some thoughts on why there is so much suffering in the world. Read the rest of this chapter to see six further points illustrating the benefits we can glean from our suffering. Yes, suffering has and important purpose.
A Divine Experience of Mine
This is a story of an experience of God's presence, which I had one morning. Words cannot describe how real these experiences are to me. Indeed, we will never regret not compromising our time in God’s presence. I regularly have similar experiences, which average about ten minutes long. Each time, I feel a priceless reassurance that I am right where God wants me to be. I also work much more focused and efficiently, and neither can words describe the peace that is generated.
We Do Well to Leave God Have Control
Yes, it sure is scary to think about, but it is only when we put God in the driver's seat of our life and leave our hands off the controls, as illustrated in these personal stories, that we will finally experience life to its fullest. God cannot work miracles in our life if we do not give Him the controls, for He has chosen to let us choose to surrender to Him. If our life is rotten it is because we have our hands on it's steering wheel, so to speak.
A Solution to Our Problems
Are many of humanities problems not a result of their bad choices, and their avoidance of God's all-wise? Ultimately, we would have far less problems if we only practiced living by God's standards.
Selfishness - World's Worst Pandemic
I was amazed, when I did the research, to find that about 30% of human deaths are a result of selfishness. How can we humans be so blind to the worst pandemic in human history? Is it not our own self-centeredness that has blinded us to these facts?
We Need Truth!
Yes, many times the truth is quite scary, and it is much easier to just ignore reality. But friend, we must brave up and face the facts if we want to rise above our problems and ultimately overcome. Ignoring the facts will never be worth it in the long run.
