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| Part 1: Grumbling Take a look at your life and think of the word grumble. What are some things that stick out to you? Now look at life in general. Are you a person who struggles to find the good in the experiences of life? Do you struggle to find the good in other people? Think of the times where you felt that you couldn’t make it through the difficult times in life. What was your attitude? Was it positive or negative? Part 2: Confronting our Grumbling attitude Now on a piece of paper write some things down that you have complained about in the past week. Write down some words describing your attitude in the situation. Why were you so negative? What made you want to grumble or complain? Now after reflecting on these times, throw the papers away. Forget about them and ask God for forgiveness in the times when you have not been thankful. Part 3: Gratitude Now look at the flip side and think about the word gratitude. Gratitude is giving thanks and acknowledgment to another person. Many times that gratitude belongs to God. God created us and knows everything about us and loves us so much. Paul tells us that in our sufferings and in the hardships of life we should praise God. Think of all the times that God has pulled you through the tough times in life. Take some time to thank God and praise him for his faithfulness. |
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