Am I My Own Worst Enemy?
We can create all kinds of coping mechanisms that keep us from dealing with perceived trouble, but that often leads us directly into the path of real trouble. We can become our own worst enemy and sabotage ourselves.
VIDEO: Moments that Matter – Am I My Own Worst Enemy?
How do we overcome negative thinking? Watch this short vlog then listen to the full podcast of the same name for more details.
VIDEO: CQ Kids – What is Evil Speaking?
The Bible says the tongue is like a fire - and a fire can be destructive (see James 3:6). Have your youngsters watch this short animated video to find out more about why the tongue is like a fire!
VIDEO: Moments that Matter – Does My Anxiety or Depression Invalidate My Christianity (Part II)
The best way to learn about debilitating anxiety is to talk to someone who has walked its crooked and uneven road. Watch this short vlog then listen to the full podcast of the same name for more details.
Does My Anxiety or Depression Invalidate My Christianity? (Part II)
For a Christian, how does anxiety relate to my reliance on God? Does my crippled response to this fear prove my faith to be nothing more than words? Am I a hypocrite?
VIDEO: Moments that Matter – Are the Wicked Winning?
There is so much good in the world, but it seems the bad is overwhelming it. You can't read the headlines without thinking how will this all end. Watch this short vlog then listen to the full podcast of the same name for a little hope in the inky black around us.
VIDEO: Moments that Matter – How Do You Show Your Joy to the World?
What can those who were involved in the birth of Jesus teach us about joy? How can you find inspiration from the story of Christ's birth that will carry you through the rest of the year? Watch this short vlog then listen to the full podcast of the same name.
VIDEO: Moments that Matter – Does Complaining Ever Help?
Is complaining ever good? Is it always bad? Can we be more productive in trying to get what we want? Does the Bible help us in this regard?
Complain Much?
There are certain things in life - at least in this country - that are just simply common. Everyone knows about them and for the most part participates in them, often on a subconscious level. Two of these staples of everyday life, murmuring and complaining, will be our topic. What do people most often murmur or complain about? Do murmuring and complaining have any positive effects? Are there thought patterns that lead to murmuring and complaining? Can we alter our complaining habits?