Christmas Contentment
As we get near to Christmas, we wind down and think about this past year. And once we clear through the clutter, the negativity and the politics; and really look at the things that matter, we realize we have a lot to be thankful for.
I’m thankful for my family, my friends and you all. For the gift of acceptance, forgiveness, and time. I still can’t believe that people actually read this blog. But you do! Thank you.
My wish for your Christmas gift this year is contentment. We can’t change the past, we can’t control the future. We can only decide to alter today. This moment.
Be content.
It’s a gift that keeps on giving. It’ll lengthen your life, attract friends, and create an environment that will allow you dream, achieve and grow.
In my own life, I realize that in order to be content, I need to focus more on the heart of Christmas. And that small Baby that we worship. Christ allows me to be content. And He allows me to focus on the things that matter.
Merry Christmas everyone. Take a deep breath and as you blow it out, be thankful. And content.
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