Philippians chapter 2 verse 14 says,
do all things without murmurings and disputings.
What is murmurings?
Well, I'm going to,
I'm going to get further into that,
but it goes right along with complaining.
Murmuring,
and I'm going to define it for you later,
but it's just when you're whispering,
you know,
under your breath,
you know,
sometimes like something just annoys you,
you're like,
you know,
you just kind of grumble.
It's like that.
It's not necessarily a full thought or a full sentence.
It might just be,
it could be just a thought with a grumble that
comes out of you.
I mean,
everybody's been there,
right?
Everybody's done that murmurings.
Oh man,
I wish you would just leave or,
you know,
something like that.
I don't know.
I couldn't think of another for instance,
but,
and it says,
do all things without murmurings and disputings.
Not everything has to be a big fight that you may be
blameless and harmless.
The sons of God without rebuke.
See,
we should be able to live in this world without being
murmurers and complainers of all people,
people redeemed by the Lord Jesus Christ.
We're the last ones that should be complaining about stuff.
It says,
the sons of God without rebuke in the midst of a crooked
and perverse nation among whom you shine as lights in the
world.
Remember that you're meant to be a light in this world.
You're meant to be a light to other people.
You're not meant to be the whiner in the crowd,
the complainer at work,
the complainer at home,
the co you know,
just complain about anything.
The world complains and murmurs and has disputings.
We are the sons and daughters of God.
It ought not so to be amongst our brethren,
right?
Obviously there's times when you fall into a complaining
spirit,
right?
But it shouldn't be all the time.