Contentment does not mean complacency

Update: 2025-10-18

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Daily Study: A misunderstanding of contentment is causing many of us to hold back the growth of our calling. Some think contentment means complacency. However, Biblical contentment means that during the ups and downs of pursuing your calling, you have an internal joy and peace that result in increased success in your calling.

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Contentment does not mean complacency

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Contentment does not mean complacency

Contentment does not mean complacency