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1. Davis listed out several daily spiritual disciples. Which of these do you think are the most helpful for becoming or staying content? Is there one you want to grow in? 2. Which of the skills under Soldiering for Contentment do you think are the most helpful for pursuing contentment? 3. At the end, Davis listed several special projects that help us build contentment. Have you done any of these or thought about these ideas before? Are there any that you find beneficial for your life right now? 4. Is there anything else from this chapter that you found valuable to apply? 5. What are some of the main takeaways you’ve learned by doing the contentment project? Which chapter(s) or truth from the book did you find most helpful?

1. When do you find yourself drifting into complacency or discontentment? Are there signs or indicators that you can spot when this is happening or about to happen? 2. What can we learn from the different Christian examples (Paul, Baxter, Edwards or Brainard – pg. 174-178) that Davis highlighted about pursuing holiness? Can you think of other examples that you know in person or from afar that have learned from in how to be content? 3. Davis wrote about the danger of our prosperity in the West and how that could tempt us towards complacency and not having zeal for missions. What can we do to increase our passion to see the Gospel spread to all nations? 4. What else did you find noteworthy in the chapter? 5. What are some of the main takeaways you’ve been learning by doing the contentment project? Which chapter or truth in the book did you find most helpful?