Many people do a lot of complaining and some even seem to enjoy it.
Some folks complain even when everything is going well. You know the type, the waiters aren't fast enough, or the food is too hot, or too cold. Churches have them. People who complain because the preacher is too traditional, or the preacher is too contemporary. They complain that the preacher talks to fast or too slow. They complain because that the pews are padded or because they aren't, because the sermon was too long, or too short, and on and on the list goes.
One thing we must realize as we approach the Thanksgiving holiday is that both gratitude and grumbling are learned behaviors.
We make a choice as to whether we are going to live life with a thankful heart or with a heart full of bitterness.
Join us on Sunday mornings in November, starting November 10 at 8:30 & 10:45 am as we turn our attention in this sermon series to Scriptures that focus on: Thanks Living: Living With Gratitude.
Some folks complain even when everything is going well. You know the type, the waiters aren't fast enough, or the food is too hot, or too cold. Churches have them. People who complain because the preacher is too traditional, or the preacher is too contemporary. They complain that the preacher talks to fast or too slow. They complain because that the pews are padded or because they aren't, because the sermon was too long, or too short, and on and on the list goes.
One thing we must realize as we approach the Thanksgiving holiday is that both gratitude and grumbling are learned behaviors.
We make a choice as to whether we are going to live life with a thankful heart or with a heart full of bitterness.
Join us on Sunday mornings in November, starting November 10 at 8:30 & 10:45 am as we turn our attention in this sermon series to Scriptures that focus on: Thanks Living: Living With Gratitude.