A Call to Contentment: Pursuing Godly Satisfaction in a Restless World

Book Description: Why the Bible’s call to contentment will bring more satisfaction than the world’s desire for more – and practical steps to finding it. Finding biblical contentment Practical steps Includes discussion questions While the Bible not only encourages contentment, but commands it, it can feel like a vague, fleeting, unachievable goal. David Kaywood’s helpful book begins by moulding our understanding of what it means to be content. Do you find yourself worrying, coveting, grumbling, giving way to unrighteous anger, or dwelling unhealthily on the past or the future? You might be discontent – and it might be leading you into all sorts of other sins. He tackles three common areas of discontentment – money and possessions; pain and suffering; success and work – and digs into the reality of our desires. Ultimately, Kaywood invites readers to focus on Jesus: the God who became poor for us and suffered for us, and who calls us to work for him. The final chapter includes eight rules for contentment. These are practical steps you can take to increase the godly satisfaction in your life. The book also includes discussion questions to guide conversations on these issues with friends. If you are looking to live a life of contentment, start by reading this book. Read Sample Pages Contents Page Author: David Kaywood (MDiv, Covenant Theological Seminary) is a senior pastor at Eastside Community Church in Jacksonville, Florida. He blogs at gospelrelevance.com, contributes to the Gospel Coalition, and is credentialed in the Evangelical Free Church of America (EFCA). He lives in Jacksonville Beach with his wife and two kids. Endorsements: Rise and grind, we’re told. Never be satisfied. Have at least one side hustle, maybe two. I’m thankful David Kaywood offers a way out of our frothy mess of anxiety into the calm of godly satisfaction. —Benjamin Vrbicek, Pastor, Community Evangelical Free Church, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania; managing editor, Gospel-Centered Discipleship The Apostle Paul declares that contentment must be learned (Phil. 4:12), and David Kaywood’s book has much to teach us about this rare jewel that is worth learning about. In our restless world we need to find rest in the One who alone can satisfy. I was encouraged by this book to do just that. I recommend it. —Bill Kynes, Council member, The Gospel Coalition; Senior Fellow for Pastoral Theology, C.S. Lewis Institute Convicting and practical! A Call to Contentment shines the light of Scripture on our generation’s besetting sin, exposing the many ways we become ensnared by discontentment and helping readers to understand, apply, and cultivate that sweet and precious attitude of Christ-honoring contentment regardless of life circumstances.—Reagan Rose, Founder of Redeeming Productivity biblical, insightful, and practical. My copy is full of highlights to review and apply; I’m sure yours will be too. It’s such a helpful book on a topic that really matters for God’s glory and the good of our souls. —Darryl Dash, Pastor of Grace Fellowship Church Don Mills, Toronto; author of 8 Habits for Growth and How to Grow the right book at the right time. And I’m quite certain it will prove to be the same for you. —Tim Challies, Author, Seasons of Sorrow Additional Information: Cover: Softcover Number of Pages: 156 Publisher: Christian Focus Publications Publication Date: 2024 Discussion Questions: Included Cost: $25 Free Shipping: We offer free shipping on orders over $30. Please check the free - shipping eligibility at checkout. Delivery Time: It usually takes [3-5] business days for standard shipping. Please note that this is an estimated time frame and may be affected by local holidays, and unforeseen circumstances. Reviews There are no reviews yet. Be the first to review “A Call to Contentment: Pursuing Godly Satisfaction in a Restless World” Cancel replyYour email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *Your rating * Rate… Perfect Good Average Not that bad Very poor Your review *Name * Email * Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment.