Stephanie RischeMaybe that's the definition of true contentment: choosing to rest in who God is, regardless of the circumstances.
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"Maybe that's the definition of true contentment: choosing to rest in who God is, regardless of the circumstances."
Source: I Was Blind (Dating), But Now I See: My Misadventures In Dating, Waiting, And Stumbling Into Love
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