If your thanksgiving will carry weight before Heaven, it must be descriptive — not vague — and it must be…
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Thanksgiving must be directed, not dispersed. “Not unto us, O LORD, not unto us, but unto thy name give glory”…
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Thanksgiving loses force when it is vague. I want you to make a habit of writing the doings of the…
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When you think deeply, you thank widely. “O give thanks unto the LORD… remember his marvellous works… talk ye of…
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Thanksgiving should not be accidental; it must be deliberate and intentional. Younger people often assume life owes them; elders, seasoned…
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If your thanksgiving will be acceptable, it must begin with remembrance and recollection. “Forget not all his benefits” (Ps. 103:2,…
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In the story of the ten lepers, only one turned back — Jesus noticed and asked, “Where are the nine?”…
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Thanksgiving is personal: it is you acknowledging what God has done for you. David sang in the day the Lord…
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Sometimes anger, offence, or the noise of other people’s opinions tries to wedge itself between you and genuine thanksgiving. Do…
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Who you are must not stop you from offering genuine thanksgiving. The woman who was a sinner used her hair…
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