Emotional Maturity: Learning Contentment (Further Up #10) | Toby Sumpter

By Toby Sumpter
Christ Church - Moscow, ID
Sermon #2459 - A.D. August 22, 2021
Text: Phil. 4:11-13
Sermon Notes: www.christkirk.com/sermon/fur...

[@richceretto5836]

May we always keep gratefulness to the Lord in our hearts and on our lips. Thank you Father for your gifts both pleasing and hard.

[@LucianaPelota]

Saying, "Whatever you want, GOD," is the way to be prepared for what is to come.

[@stephanielemberg270]

Wonderful sermon! I praise God for the timing of this and that He allowed my friend and I to come across it today. God bless you all!

[@ChristKirk]

Blessings!

[@thewisceeeggg1624]

...a steady, quiet and submissive heart, that delights in God's fatherly disposal of every circumstance...

[@thewisceeeggg1624]

Thank you Christ Kirk for posting this sermon. and Amen!

[@MarkADever]

What a challenging and encouraging message! This has bolstered me in my resolve to be in Christ, stayed upon the Rock, being content in whatever may come my way, and to work out what God works in, working out my own salvation with fear and trembling. Christ our hope of glory! Amen! Thank you for this message, Pastor Toby.

[@jackuber7358]

To be sure that true contentwent in Christ in needed more than ever in this upsidedown world. And, it is through this contentment, which is faith, that we receive true strength through Christ to remain diligent in executing God's will, most especially the execution of Christ's Great Commission! Maranatha!

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[@LucianaPelota]

The contentment part is the thanksgiving part of the prayer.