The Christian Cure for Inflation

The prosperity of an unwavering faith is contentment.

Many of us have a vision of contentment - a life free from stress, financial worry, and the fear of what tomorrow might bring. But in reality, lives like that are rare. We usually only find contentment in brief interludes, which are often fleeting. No matter how good life may feel in the moment, something always threatens to disrupt it. The question is, where do we find a contentment that lasts?

For centuries, cultures have defined the good life in terms of material abundance. But despite living in one of the most prosperous nations in history, many Americans find contentment increasingly elusive. Incomes fluctuate while costs steadily rise, omnipresent marketing fuels an insatiable desire to buy regardless, and the modern economy thrives on dissatisfaction rather than prosperity.