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Don’t Be a Complainer – Victoria Osteen

Don't Be a Complainer - Victoria Osteen

Don’t Be a Complainer – Victoria Osteen

By Marie

Don’t be a complainer by Victoria Osteen

Sermon:

Don’t Be a Complainer. It’s easy to notice what’s wrong in a situation and what could be improved. But when we complain, we give life to negative thoughts and limit our perspective. To create change in our lives, we have to approach God with thanksgiving. Let’s choose today to live with hearts full of gratitude!

Listen and be blessed.

Don't Be a Complainer | Victoria Osteen

Victoria Osteen is the co-pastor of Lakewood Church in Houston, Texas, an author, and the wife of Joel Osteen.

Victoria Osteen was born Victoria Iloff in Huntsville, Alabama. She lived near Marshall Space Flight Center where her father, Donald Iloff – a mathematician with General Electric – was a member of GE’s Saturn rocket project team led by German rocket scientist Wernher von Braun.

In 1963, at the age of two, Osteen moved with her family to Houston, Texas when her father took a position with the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA).

She grew up in a southern suburb of Houston, near the Manned Spacecraft Center (now known as the Johnson Space Center).

Growing up, Osteen attended the Church of Christ, a relatively conservative church, where her mother, Georgine Iloff, taught Sunday school and her father served as a deacon.

Osteen attended (though did not graduate from) the University of Houston where she studied psychology while working in her mother’s jewellery business. It was while working in the jewellery store that she met Joel Osteen in 1985 when he came in to buy a new watch battery.

Osteen founded the Lakewood Church Women’s Ministry in 2003, where she currently serves as co-pastor. Her part of the service can be seen on a one-hour program broadcast on the Daystar Television Network and through a live Internet feed.

She also supports the organizations Feed the Children and The Bridge, a shelter for battered women.

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