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  1. 26:00 He's saying all the earth too. Now, Judah, his chosen people, they had some good kings. Israel didn't have any good kings but Israel and Judah, god's chosen people were chosen to reach out to other nations and when it comes back to Judah is complaining to god or at least Habakkuk is complaining to god about how his own people are acting. God is not saying, he's saying, I know but the whole earth, the whole earth is mine. I am going to accomplish my mission, and it might be in a way that you wouldn't even believe if I told you Habakkuk. Trust the Lord No Matter What
  2. 57:28 Israel didn't have any good kings but Israel and Judah, god's chosen people were chosen to reach out to other nations and when it comes back to Judah is complaining to god or at least Habakkuk is complaining to God about how his own people are acting. God is not saying, he's saying, I know, but the whole earth, the whole earth is mine. I am going to accomplish my mission, and it might be in a way that you wouldn't even believe if I told you Habakkuk. So the five part vision of woe was this, big spenders, people who extend loans, and creditors collect more than they should, a lot more than they should. Unjust gain. Trust the Lord No Matter What
  3. 2:25 I mean, where's your phone AT and T? Everybody's been complaining about it for about two weeks. I had no idea. Okay. I Entrust You to God and the Word of His Grace · Ray
  4. 44:48 I see the violence in our land. That's what I was complaining about. You're raising up the Chaldeans for our punishment. I get that for our reproof, our judgment. I get that. Trust the Lord No Matter What
  5. 13:20 It's not saying a vain repetition. It's being completely honest with god. Lord, I I get that we need reproof. I see the violence in our land. That's what I was complaining about. Trust the Lord No Matter What
  6. 48:17 You might say, oh, Paul says, we're supposed to do all things without grumbling or complaining. Addressing god with what you see in your struggle whether it's sobriety or whether it's family dynamics. Hey, Trust the Lord No Matter What
  7. 1:05:19 I'm glad and I rejoice and I want you to be the same. Even if my commitment conflicts with my recreation, I'm glad. Even if it costs more than what I planned on, I'm glad. I'm not complaining. I'm rejoicing. Therefore: Action, Light, and Rejoicing
  8. 52:11 Then, I can boast in the day of Christ that I didn't run or labor for nothing. Man, shine brightly. And what does that look like? Not not grumbling or or bickering and complaining. I bet there's not one person in the room, and that's dangerous. Therefore: Action, Light, and Rejoicing
  9. 53:08 There's there's a beautiful illustration that John Newton came up with you know, a while back. And it's he's talking about the fallacy of complaining. And the analogy is called the broken carriage. Some of you probably heard of this. The story goes, this man has received this huge estate. Therefore: Action, Light, and Rejoicing
  10. 58:48 Second Peter three nine, if you if you question the intent of almighty God or if the surroundings around us all the time and people complaining against God that he's not doing things right, well, he has to answer me. No, he does not. He does not. And this is God's heart. The Lord is not slack. Peace on Earth, Goodwill Toward Men
  11. 39:50 The personal nature of this is like, to me, I'm like, that's really, really good, Paul. Now, it does sound like he's complaining just a little bit that he doesn't have a whole lot of people like Timothy around him but he's in jail. You know, so receive him. That's Epaphroditus. Then, in the lord with all joy, that's Epaphroditus. Forgetting What Lies Behind, Pressing Forward
  12. 1:04:00 When we're hungry and everything is falling apart, we can either grumble and complain and moan, or we can be content in Christ alone. Like the analogy of the broken wagon. Remember the guy is headed to get this huge inheritance and his wagon wheel breaks, but he's he's not complaining. He's content because he's looking to the reward. Maybe it's time for us to think about what's in front of us and not not have our eyes set on the horizon. The Rare Jewel of Christian Contentment · Pastor Van Jones
  13. 16:54 If you lament to god, that's okay. You might say, oh, Paul says, we're supposed to do all things without grumbling or complaining. Addressing God with what you see in your struggle, whether it's sobriety or whether it's family dynamics. Hey, If you're trying to deal with a situation that's bigger than you, you turn to someone who's bigger than you, and God is bigger than you. And when you're not understanding, by the end of this, I hope you get to the same place that Habakkuk is. Trust the Lord No Matter What
  14. 40:48 murmuring? The Greek speaking believers complained about the Hebrew speaking believers. Doesn't that sound like teams? Now, they've been called out of and into and Hebrew believers have the whole Old Testament, they have the structures of Judaism, they have this and they are going forward knowing kind of how to deal with some of the things that come when you are in an assembly. The Greek speaking believers come from lots of different backgrounds And they're they're complaining about the Hebrew speaking believers, what? We Are on a Mission from God
  15. 46:38 Philip, the evangelist, who was one of the seven. He was one of the original deacons. The ones that the apostles in Acts four when they had some people come into and complainants of the Greek widows, the Hellenistic widows are being omitted and left out of the distribution of food and that should not be the case and they're complaining to the apostles and the apostles prayed about it, thought about it, considered the merits of the murmuring of the people and said, you know what? Should we be paying attention to waiting tables or should we be ministering the word? We're gonna minister the word but we trust you to come up with seven faithful guys. The Vicissitudes of Life
  16. 50:10 He was one of the seven, if you go back to Acts when the Greek widows were being left out of the distribution, and there were some question about the disciples and what they should do, and the disciples or the apostles, capital a apostles got together and said, should we be doing all of this stuff ourselves or should we be ministering the word? And they said, think we need to minister the word. They're trying to discern the spirit, what he says, he says, you minister the word and you trust seven faithful men from among you, the ones who were complaining. And they're all Greek names to take care of the Greek widows, and Philip was one of those names. He was one of the seven and they stayed with him. The Vicissitudes of Life

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