Worn out from chasing an “enough” that keeps moving?
“The Lord is my shepherd; I shall not want.” — Psalm 23:1
You’ve crossed things off the list. You’ve hit the milestones. And still, somewhere underneath, a quiet voice keeps whispering if I could just get a little further, then I’d finally feel settled. The math never quite balances. The finish line keeps sliding forward.
In Satisfied at Last: Discovering the Contentment Your Soul Craves, Christine Hoy walks you through Psalm 23 and offers a reframe that changes everything: your hunger was never the problem. You were made to crave worth, security, and rest by a God who is Himself the source of all three. The wanting is right. The address has been wrong.
A counterfeit bill works only because it imitates something real. Productivity imitates being valuable. Busyness imitates being needed. The very pull you’ve been ashamed of is a clue pointing you home.
This is the third book in Christine’s trilogy on peace — peace with yourself, peace with God, and now peace with your circumstances. It’s not a louder call to try harder. It’s an invitation to stop manufacturing contentment and start receiving it, morning by morning, like manna.
Christine writes as a fellow traveler rather than an expert, sharing the slow discovery that she already had everything she needed.
Christine names the three soul-struggles every woman knows, and the satisfied soul she was made to become:
- The Striving Soul — laying down the exhausting math of “enough” and resting in the Shepherd’s provision
- The Comparing Soul — trading the thief of comparison for a cup that was overflowing all along
- The Anxious Soul — releasing the future you’ve been white-knuckling into the hands of the One who knows the way
- The Satisfied Soul — learning to dwell, not just visit, and discovering your hunger has finally come home
Satisfied at Last releases May 2027.
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