It doesn't matter in the end. Because Christ gives him the strength. I can do all things through him who strengthens me. It seems to me that there's an important and incredibly difficult lesson for us here. We live to shop.
Shopping is retail therapy.
And so contentment is a rare commodity. I can do all things through Christ who strengthens me. I wonder what you thought that meant when you first heard it, or when you repeated it later on. My guess is that few of us thought about contentment being to do with being in financial need. Well, not unless we became missionaries or maybe clergy because they're supposed to be poor.