I have noticed something a lot lately. Everywhere you go, you can always hear people complaining about something. And if for some reason you don’t, it’s probably because you’re the one doing it.
“I can’t believe what they said!”
“How can they do this to me?”
“If I were in charge, I would….”
“The church is full of hypocrites.”
“We’re in this crappy situation because of Bush.”
“Obama is driving the country into the ground.”
The list can go on and on. Being a critic by nature, I know that I’ve griped a lot about things.
What if we traded our complaining and b*t&^# about things and focused on being the solution?
I think that some real change would take place. At the very least, our attitudes will change.
Don’t let your physical voice be your instrument for change. Let your actions be your voice.
What is something that you can stop b*t&^# about and affect for change?
husband. father. leader of a community of Christians called Venue Church. creative. passionate about diversity. simply trying to be obedient in the little (and huge) things.
