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Joseph's Storehouse is blessed with large truck loads of food each month to be a blessing to many in the community.

Cars begin lining up early before our gates open at 8:30 on giveaway day, which last until 11:30.  There is plenty of food for everyone who comes during those times. 

Changing Lives - Our Blog
Wednesday, September 10 2025

FROM THE DIRECTOR’S DESK ~ "I am not saying this because I am in need, for I have learned to be content whatever the circumstances.” Philippians 4:11 NIV.

Our world promotes dissatisfaction with our lives. We are constantly bombarded with newer and better things that will make our lives more complete if only we could obtain them! If we listen to the world, we will always compare the lifestyles and possessions of others with our own, and we will always be dissatisfied. If our contentment comes from possessions, activities, or other people, these can be altered or removed. If our contentment comes from our relationship with Christ, there is nothing that can take that away. Paul had enjoyed power and status among his people. He had also been imprisoned and bound in stocks in the depths of a jail cell. He had stood before a king and been stoned almost to death by an angry mob. Paul had enjoyed the benefits and pleasures of life, yet he could give them all up and still be filled with the joy of the Lord. His contentment did not depend on his environment but on his relationship with Christ. Contentment frees you to enjoy every good thing God has given you. Contentment demonstrates your belief that God loves you and had your best interest in mind. Discontent stems from the sin of ingratitude and a lack of faith that God loves you enough to provide for all that you need. Strive to be grateful for all that God has given you. A grateful heart has no room for envy. (from a devotional by Dr. David Jeremiah)

1 Timothy 6:6 also tells us that, “Yet true godliness (devotion to God which results in a life that is pleasing to Him) with contentment (a state of peace and satisfaction with one’s circumstances, rooted in trust and faith in God) is itself great wealth.” May we all strive to live a life that is pleasing to Him and be at peace with our circumstances as we are rooted in our trust and faith in God. Knowing that doing so, we all have great wealth. ~ God’s blessings, protection, and favor to all.

Benny Nolen
Director
Joseph's Storehouse

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Lebanon, TN 37088-2387
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1960 S E Tater Peeler Road
Lebanon, TN 37087

 

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