:15 With Andy, Randy, & Jeff

This is the quintessential pep talk passage. It is most often used to pump up a spirit of achievement and even pride – like the Little Engine’s, “I think I can!” What is the real context?  Paul is here considering how God has enabled him, strengthened him to be content in times of plenty and times of shortage. Paul writes this from prison, and from the way the text has been abused, you might think it is positive self-talk to break out of jail. This isn’t a passage about going out and accomplishing great feats (think graduation talk), but really about pursuing faith and trust that God can give us the grace to be content in all circumstances.This week one of our #fhcTAKEAWAYS asked:   Happiness is found from within – take a moment and list 5 things things that make you truly happy.  What do you see that is a common thread running through them if any?If you’d like to share your thoughts on “I Can Do All Things”, what it means to you, or how you’ve seen it misused, please share from the FHC Mobile App or use one