Is True Contentment Really Possible? | Dr. Joel Muddamalle

As Christians, are we supposed to feel fully content and satisfied? What about when we're suffering?
In this short teaching video, Dr. Joel Muddamalle answers these questions as he breaks down the biblical context surrounding the popular verse: Philippians 4:13.
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[@judymendez6227]

Thank you Joel for shedding light on the misinterpretation of this scripture. “I can process and cope with what I’m going through.”

[@mariehyppolite5083]

Thank you Joel!

[@jilllingenfelter4682]

Yes True contentment can really be absolutely possible with Gods Divine help :) And Sometimes when a marriage ends permanently there’s lots of reasons why it happened. And when a reconciliation doesn’t happen there’s lots of reasons for that. And if God has said no to reconciliation . He has His reasons for making that decision. And He isn’t being cruel, mean, angry, ect… God knows way way way more than us. And He only wants what’s best for me. And He is trying to Protect me His daughter from further harm, Pain, hurt, very very bad drama, further horrible betrayal, ect…@Official Proverbs 31 Ministries

[@pippa212]

Thank you for explaining this. I’d see people quoting this for everything and I knew that it could not mean it like that. God gives us strength of perseverance. Not to win a race

[@OnethingP27]

Thank you for reminding us of this important truth!! 🙏

[@OfficialProverbs31Ministries]

Thanks for watching, friend!