I am grateful.
In
the United States, today is a time to honor grateful living. Gratitude
is more than just a one-day event—it’s a lifelong attitude. I
consider everything for which I’m thankful, and then I go deeper. I
bring to mind people, situations, experiences that I’m not joyful about.
I make a mental shift, reevaluating them through the lens of an
all-loving God. Is there someone I hold a grudge against? I give
thanks for any turbulent relationships for they helped me on my
spiritual journey and realizing my self-worth. Those times when I faced
financial difficulties gave me a greater appreciation for the simpler
things in life. I give thanks for all that I am and will be. With thanksgiving in my heart, gratitude becomes embedded into my consciousness.
Sing praises to the Lord, O you his faithful ones, and give thanks to his holy name.—Psalm 30:4
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