Riding the Waves : Living Contented in a

Readers can discover how to recognize the enemies of contentment, such as envy and ungratefulness, and replace them with anchors of contentment, such as godly choices and obedience. For women who have high expectations but are struggling with unfulfilled dreams, Roper's latest work teaches that contentment is found in discovering God's sufficiency.

Gayle G. Roper is a prolific professional writer, speaker, and teacher Gayle is the former director of the Sandy Cove Writers Conference and a speaker at women's events across the country. She lives in Southeastern Pennsylvania

Introduction	p. 1
Agree or Disagree?	p. 5
Definition: Contentment	p. 13
Learning to Be Content	p. 22
Despair	p. 41
An Ungrateful Heart	p. 60
Regret	p. 75
Envy	p. 90
Greed	p. 104
Disappointment	p. 118
Loneliness	p. 132
Interruptions	p. 147
Divine Discontent	p. 165
Obedience	p. 171
Notes	p. 181
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Riding the Waves : Living Contented in a Chaotic World

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