Not a house. Not a bed. Not a car (or horse or chariot). Not friends. Not family. Contentment with the most basic of basic needs.

So let’s imagine for a moment that each of us only has food and clothing and none of the other things I just listed. Would you be content? Not in America, you wouldn’t. So what does that say about us?
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Am I willing to be content with learning to be more like Jesus each day? Or…am I following Jesus because of the benefits that I think it will bring?
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There’s always room for more. That’s my motto when it comes to chips and salsa. And pizza. And dessert. I can be physically full and still want more. This verse is telling me that the same rule applies to spiritual growth.
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