I recently returned from a vacation. For some people the idea of a vacation is sitting on the beach with a good book, soaking up the rays. Other people might consider that as close to Hell as they ever want to get. Instead they would be skydiving, rock climbing, or experiencing some kind of adventure. If they don't come home tired, it wasn't a vacation. The difference is in what brings contentment. Often we find ourselves content and according to Paul we can and should be content. But frequently we allow our contentment to bleed into areas where we should not be content.
This past week, guest speaker
Todd Braschler brought a message on Purposeful Unsettledness - Finding our Holy Discontent.
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