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 FaithfulWalker
August 17, 2025, 10:50 AM
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August 17, 2025 – Sunday 📖 Scripture Encouragement: “Do all things without murmurings and disputings.” – Philippians 2:14 KJV ✍️ Reflection: Stop Complaining! Just Work Harder. If I’m being honest, complaining has been my escape route—my way of shifting the weight of responsibility onto someone else or something else. It’s been easier to groan than to grind. Easier to point at the unfairness than to face the truth in the mirror. But deep down, I know that every time I complain, I’m not just speaking words—I’m tearing holes in my own progress. I’m poisoning the very soil where my future is supposed to grow. There have been nights when I sat there, blaming everything—the circumstances, the people around me, even my own past—for why I wasn’t moving forward. But all the complaining ever did was leave me emptier, angrier, and more exhausted. It didn’t heal me. It didn’t push me forward. It only chained me tighter to the very thing I said I wanted to be free from. The raw truth is this: complaining is a thief. It steals my focus, it drains my energy, and it blinds me from seeing how far I’ve already come. And if I’m really honest with myself, the times I complained the loudest were the times I was avoiding the hardest work—the deep, painful, consistent effort that actually brings change. But I’m done letting my own voice work against me. I’m done carrying around bitterness like it’s a badge. Complaining makes every step heavier, but gratitude lightens the load. Complaining makes me feel powerless, but work—real, steady work—reminds me that I’m not stuck, I’m growing. God didn’t bring me this far just to watch me drown in my own excuses. So today, I make the choice—no more wasted breath on murmuring. No more pointing fingers. No more disguising laziness as self-pity. If something feels impossible, then I will work harder. If the path feels too long, then I will take another step. If my mind screams that I can’t, then I will prove to myself that I can. I will rise, not with grumbling, but with grit. Not with complaints, but with commitment. God has promised to be my strength, and if He is with me, then I have no excuse left to cling to. Complaining dies here. The only thing left to do is work—and trust Him with the results. |
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