The Dangers of Complaining and its Implications on Faith

In this episode, Mark Clifton and Mark Hallock continue their discussion of an article from Daryl Wingerd.

1. To complain is to say that God is not just.
2. Faith and prayer exclude complaining.
3. This difficulty is being used by God for my good, and it is foolish for me to complain against it.
4. Those more faithful that I have suffered far worse than I and did so without complaint.
5. Complaining denies that God’s grace is entirely sufficient.
6. The greatest suffering, the worst trial or difficulty, can never rob me of that which is of greatest value to me and my greatest joy, namely, the love of Christ.

Resources mentioned:

Daryl Wingerd – A 12 Point Cure for Complaining