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By Pastor Jason Lim
In 1977, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew called Singaporeans "champion grumblers," a trait still true today and reflective of a universal human and sin issue. In Numbers 11, Israel’s complaints after a spiritual high showed their scorn for God’s provisions, straining Moses and provoking God’s wrath, resulting in judgment.
From this story we learn about:
Cause
Complaining stems from a sinful, distrustful heart that lacks reverence for God. Like a lemon producing juice when squeezed, a sinful heart yields complaints under life's pressures.
Cure
A heart transplant, not a mouth transplant, is needed to cure complaints. Only a changed heart can produce sweetness. Ezekiel 36:26-27 promises a new heart from God. Christianity begins with humbling oneself before God for His cleansing and transformation. With th ...