Nothing kills a conversation faster than unnecessary criticism. We’ve all seen it happen: a fun chat with a friend or loved one quickly turns south as someone starts to find fault. In this message, learn how to replace an attitude of criticism with biblical love.

It’s easy to be critical of things we don’t like. Even easier when we are already angry or upset. So how do we get rid of this tendency to find fault? The answer is to replace our critical attitudes with an attitude of love.

What really is the thing that displaces a critical, negative, and fault-finding kind of attitude? The answer is an attitude of love. Choosing to love a person can help us get victory over a critical pattern of thinking. Continuing in his series, “Lord Change My Attitude Before It’s Too Late,” James MacDonald shows us from God’s Word the importance of choosing to put off a critical attitude and replacing it, moment by moment, with the attitude of love.

If you have a tendency to be critical, and you’re always complaining that others don’t know what they are talking about, chances are, it’s time for an attitude adjustment. Find out how you can break free from the prison of critical thinking by applying these principles from God’s Word.

Having a critical attitude is an incredibly common problem in today’s world. It’s usually accompanied by a sense of entitlement, that you have a right to express your “opinions.” Unfortunately, this kind of critical attitude damages our relationship with God and with others. In this message, learn how to replace your critical attitude with godly principles.

If you are quick to find fault, and feel free to express your negative and harsh assessments of others, you have a critical spirit. Well it’s time to hear the truth: Your critical attitude is wrong. Listen as James MacDonald urges you to abandon this pattern of thinking, and instead focus on an attitude that pleases God.

We live in a culture that tells us more is better and that consumerism is king. But God calls us to something that is at odds with this understanding of the world—He commands us to be content, and to enjoy the rich, joyful and abundant life available in Christ.

Attitude is everything when it comes to pleasing God. In this message, James MacDonald confronts our consumer-driven culture with a call to practice contentment in the abundant gifts God has already given us.

We live in a consumer culture, where the desire for the latest, greatest gadget feels as natural as our desire to eat. While desire itself isn’t wrong, when it turns to coveting, we are breaking one of God’s Commandments. In this message, we’re learning how to replace covetousness with something that pleases God—contentment.

The Bible teaches us that the root of all covetousness is a rejection of God and all His sufficiency, which is an attitude God will not tolerate. James MacDonald delivers a message from God’s Word challenging us to lay aside the desires for earthly things and instead long for more of Jesus Christ.