Something I read just now:
For me, there is so much truth in this:

“Too often men spend their lives seeking things and the perfect circumstances. We grew up anticipating the next stage when life would be perfect: when I can drive, when I get a job, when I get a car, when I get married, when I have children, when I can retire, and on it goes. But there is never enough stuff, never the perfect life. However, when we seek the Lord, look for His direction, listen to His voice, and rejoice in His answers, Jesus offers a profound sense of joy!”

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