The message emphasizes the importance of gratitude despite life's challenges, as outlined in 1 Thessalonians 5:18. It encourages practicing thankfulness as a deliberate choice and as part of God's will, even in tough circumstances. It suggests making a gratitude list and reflecting on God’s goodness, using Jesus’ example of thankfulness amidst suffering to inspire us. The text also advises asking for God's help to overcome internal conflicts and maintain a grateful spirit, highlighting gratitude’s transformative power in aligning with divine will and experiencing true joy.
Author: Angelisa Plummer
Angelisa is a Jesus enthusiast, Worship leader & Christian youth leader. She considers herself to be the old-fashioned type of girl who loves spicy food and belly bottom laughter. Among her passions are singing, working with children, and encouraging others.
What Happens When the Clock Strikes Twelve
Believing that God's mercy has an expiration time is a misconception. The truth, as revealed in scripture, is that God's mercy endures infinitely, always offering a pathway back to Him, regardless of our sins or shortcomings. This enduring mercy is not limited by human understandings or conditions. Instead, it is an ever-present invitation to seek forgiveness and find refuge in God's unending kindness and patience, which is always ready to embrace us, no matter the circumstances.
As Believers We Suffer Because it is Good
In a world where many question God's presence during suffering, this post emphasizes that suffering is integral to a Christian's life, serving to refine and prepare us for God's kingdom. Despite the pain and challenges, Christians are encouraged to rejoice in suffering because it cultivates endurance, character, and ultimately hope, knowing that it is purposeful and transformative. The message is clear: Trust in God's plan, as it works for the greater good of those who love Him.
Keep Your Eyes On Jesus
"Keep your eyes on me" are the words that were whispered to me as I patiently waited before the Lord for the devotionals I should write for this week. “Lord, if it’s you,” Peter answered him, “command me to come to you on the water.” He said, “Come.” And climbing out of the boat, Peter… Continue reading Keep Your Eyes On Jesus
Walk in your purpose
Beloved, what is that the Lord has called you to do? What has He been talking to you about in the midnight hours? Why do you keep hesitating? Why are you in doubt? You may be wondering why the Lord has yet to answer the many questions about why, when and how you should do… Continue reading Walk in your purpose