The Cure for Complaining

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The Cure for Complaining

Rock Bottom: When God Meets Us At Our Worst

June 28, 2020 • Pastor Clarence E. Stowers, Jr.

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We could all use a little encouragement right now. During difficult times, negativity can seem like an easy choice. But it's not the best choice. Change your perspective and find some encouragement to help you. Gratitude is the gateway to peace. Thankfulness brings joy. In this week’s message, find out how to cure complaining by focusing on gratitude and thankfulness for what God has given.

Today's Message: The Cure for Complaining | Philippians 4:4-8

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