As our hearts turn toward gratitude, let us recall the reminders Scripture gives us about living thankful lives.

God delights to bless His people, but that blessing often follows confession, correction, and faithful work. Let His goodness be seen in us.

During His ministry, Jesus revealed the ways of God’s kingdom through His teachings, miracles, and parables, demonstrating His divine authority.

While we should be thankful for the daily blessings we see, we must also remember to express profound gratitude for the eternal foundation given to us in Jesus Christ, which sustains and strengthens us.

Asaph, David's go-to worship leader, wrote several worship songs found in the Psalms, reminding us of God's sovereignty over creation, His righteous judgment, and His sufficiency.

When faced with anticipation or challenges, remember to have faith and be obedient in navigating the mission ahead.

"Oh give thanks to the Lord, for he is good, for his steadfast love endures forever!”

“Rejoice always, pray without ceasing, and give thanks in all circumstances.”

The name of this holiday helps us focus hearts and minds on the divine source of every good gift that comes from above.

Gratitude changes everything. It moves us from the floor of pity to the pinnacle of praise.  And lifting up God pulls us up as well.

“So what do you do to get God’s attention? There must be something he wants from you. Actually there are a couple of things; expressing your gratitude and faithful obedience. Psalm 50 indicates that God basically rejects everything else we might offer.” Read this favorite post from our archives.

I memorized this passage when I was 18. I have sung it, quoted it, and prayed it hundreds of times over the decades. Yet I still often struggle with living it out.

Paul said of his readers that because of their faith in Jesus, the gospel was being proclaimed throughout the world. I know this is true of my readers, too.