Jacie Conley
One of the first things I taught my son to say was “Thank you.” I can still remember the cute way he said it as a toddler. He looked at us with an enormous smile and bright eyes and exclaimed, “Tank you!”
My son is a teenager now, but I remind him daily to say thank you. I have always thought showing appreciation to people, especially God, was necessary.
When we say thank you, we acknowledge we have received a blessing. Thank you is an expression of the gratitude we feel for that blessing. It’s an essential practice in our lives.
"Give thanks to the LORD, for He is good; His love endures forever."The Bible mentions this Scripture six times and the phrase “give thanks” fifty-two times. It must be important if give thanks is noted that much.
Everyone appreciates a thank you. It’s an acknowledgment of effort and sacrifice. When we say thank you to God, it shows we recognize how blessed and thankful we are.
We have many reasons to give thanks to God. He gave His only Son, Jesus Christ, so that we could experience salvation. One of the benefits of that salvation is the love and care God has for each of us that endures forever. Just these two facts are reasons to give thanks, not to mention how God blesses us daily by answering our prayers. Those are a few of the million reasons to be thankful.
Today, take a few moments to thank God for all He has done. Remember to show Him how thankful you are through your everyday actions. May we never stop thanking and praising Him for the many blessings He bestows on us.
"Give thanks to the LORD, for he is good; his love endures forever."
Psalm 107:1 NIV
Let's pray-
#80 Testimony of a waitress (Taken from the POWER IN PRAISE book, by Merlin R. Carothers)
- Blessing to our children through laying on of hands
- Healing power is transferred through laying on of hands
- Impartation of the Holy Spirit through layng on of hands.
- Commission through using touch to build connections.
1426-1430 One-line Scriptures for those of you who want to learn some more verses this week- or to review them from when they were first posted-
Mary Susannah Edgar was born in Sundridge, Ontario on May 23, 1889.[1] She was the daughter of Joseph Edgar and Mary Little, from Sundridge, Ontario. Her schooling took her from Sundridge to Barrie High School and Havergal College, Toronto, Ontario.
In 1922, she opened a girls' camp near Sundridge on Lake Bernard, called Glen Bernard. Edgar continued as the camp's director until her retirement in 1956. Her life was devoted to working with girls and camping through many local, provincial and national organizations.
She was the author of many books, plays and hymns. Edgar died on September 17, 1973.
The North Country Christian Fellowship Center Churches,
located in the St. Lawrence county of NY,
broadcast their Sunday services at 10 or 10:15
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