How do we prove faithful with our attitudes when the weather is ripe for grumbling?

Today we are going to look at how to turn a heart that grumbles to one that is full of faith and full of cheer.

Welcome to the Sheeproes Faithful Podcast, episode 158, truth and encouragement to live gospel-centered lives every day.

I'm your host, Lauren Lushak.

Hi, everyone, and welcome to the podcast. I'm so grateful that you are here today.

I've been an excellent episode all about, you know, complaining because I've never done that

before, so this is for you. I'm just kidding.

If this is your first time, I'm sorry, that was a joke. I definitely need this. And it has been

very convicting because this past week, my daughter, who is so precious, put a smoothie.

We call them smoothies because when she was little, that's what she called them, but they're smoothies. She put one in a glass in the fridge because she wanted to drink it later.

And me, being lazy, went to put like a jar of pickles or something in the fridge and open one.

We have French doors, you know, so one side was closed and I opened one and pushed in, I don't

know, a jar of pickles or something

and it pushed the almond milk over because whoever designed this refrigerator decided

nothing, you know, like a gallon of milk or nut milk or oat milk, whatever milk you're drinking

these days, can't sit up straight. Like what? I mean, somebody drinks

some kind of milk. I just figure that would be appropriate to create space in a fridge like that.

Anyway, the almond milk was on its side and it hit the smoothie glass, which fell out of the fridge

and hit the freezer door, which thankfully it didn't break, but shot smoothie up like a volcano science

experiment from fourth grade all over everything. And there's smoothie literally in every crack and

crevice in the sealant around the fridge and freezer door. So I had to undo that. It was all over me. I was cut,

like, had smoothly running down my legs. And I will tell you that I was not an example of,

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