Brothers, do not complain about each other, so that you are not judged; look, the judge is at the gates. James 5: 9

Complaining does not bring edification, but discomfort and, generally, defeat. The person who lives in gossip, complains about everything and is not able to face any challenge in his life.
Usually the complaint can lead to the road of death.

There are people who, from the beginning of a new day, cloud their minds with so many negative thoughts that they immediately begin to complain about everything and even the people around them.
He who complains seeks to escape from his problems blaming others.

When God brought the people of Israel out of slavery in Egypt, He led them through the desert. Most of the people who came out of Egypt into the desert lived a life of complaint before God and Moses.
When they lacked water they complained and if they lacked food they complained. Everything was murmuring and lamenting against Moses and God.

Complaining is a weapon that discourages and disturbs the people around you. Every time the people of Israel complained in the desert, the most they wanted to do was return to Egypt or, failing that, die in the desert.
Each complaint was accompanied by a feeling of death. The point arrived, in which so much complaint of the town of Israel, that God fulfilled the desire of his heart, that was to die in the desert.

The word says that all who came out of Egypt died in the desert, with the exception of Joshua and Caled.

Complaining robs us of good living, peace, health and communion with God.
This reason allows me to say, "I am not complaining." Complaining separates me from God and brings me closer to disasters. Whispering feeds doubt and robs me of faith.

We do not have to complain so much, we know that the current situation is not very good. However, we regret, what it produces is the increase in diseases and concerns. Living under stress deprives you of communion with God and this can further complicate your situation.

The Lord commands us not to complain about each other, on the contrary, we must remain in harmony, so that both of us can support each other in difficult times.

Today I declare that "I am not complaining", although the problem is great. I declare that God is my strength to help me advance in the middle of any desert. "I do not complain", because God is with me in good times and in problems.