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July 18, 2014 Event Media

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Food For Thought

Has anyone ever been such a burden to you that you grumble or groan? Do you sigh when they call or when you see them in person do you avoid talking to them? God would not have us act in such a fashion. Instead we are to consider others better than ourselves even in the face of adversity. James 5:9 says, “Don't grumble against each other, brothers, or you will be judged. The Judge is standing at the door!” (NIV). To hold a grudge or believe that someone is bringing you grief places us in a position of judgment. Whenever these feelings are expressed to another individual we are not following the command to only let wholesome words be spoken. Instead of holding resentment against someone, next time ask yourself if you cause people to grumble or groan. Remember, it is always better to judge ourselves than to judge others. Something to think about…

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