The dictionary defines frustration as “a feeling of anger or annoyance

caused by being unable to do something.”

It’s a feeling we’ve all felt before.

We expect certain standards from people in our lives—

and when those standards aren’t met, we get angry.

Pastor Whit George noted that it’s okay to be frustrated in relationships;

however, we must not sit and stew in those annoyances.

If you allow them to, frustrations can outweigh good things—

and that’s what leads to bitterness.

Today, I challenge you to work hard to keep your heart

from reaching that place of animosity. It won’t be easy,

but it is possible—

and a must for successful relationships. I’m Mac Hammond; this is the Winner’s Minute.