Don’t be a toxic complainer

What is a toxic complainer? A toxic complainer is someone who never sees the good in anything or anyone. Someone who’s always ( I MEAN ALWAYS) complaining about someone else and can’t see their own shortcomings.  Someone who’s always negative.   If you say it’s a beautiful day, he or she may say, but it’s too hot or too cold…etc. A toxic complainer focuses on negatives. They tend to see the negative side of things overlooking the positives.

Take necessary precautions when dealing with toxic complainers: Keep your PPPE on at all times.

PPPE stands for Praise, Positivity Pray Every day !

Be Grateful and Thankful that all is well as it is … no matter what you might be going through or how you may be feeling. Start praising GOD for who he is, praise God for his goodness, and all he has done for you. Being thankful will keep you and me from being a negative toxic complainer.   

Don’t be a Toxic Negative Complainer, but  A Thankful Positive Praiser.

Be Grateful…there is someone who would love to be in your shoes. Stop complaining and start being Grateful! 

(Examples) You might have pain in your knees, but Thank God you have legs. Somebody just had their legs amputated. 

You might not have the house you want, but thank God you have a roof over your head. Someone is sleeping in a tent in the parking lots. 

You might be complaining about your children, but thank God you have children.  Someone is praying for what you’re complaining about.

The moral of this article is to be grateful, and thankful to God. 

We are too blessed to be complaining.   

1 Thessalonians 5:18

“Give thanks in all circumstances; for this is the will of God in Christ Jesus for you.”

Prayer: Lord thank you for your grace and mercy. Forgive us for complaining and help us to be grateful and thankful.

In Jesus Name. Amen.

Be Encouraged!

All Glory goes to God!

(LaTina DeLoach, a native of Minden, is a Christian,a devoted wife and mother and Lady Deloach as the wife of Pastor Gregory DeLoach, Blue Run Baptist Church.)