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Happy Thanksgiving

    My thankfulness to God is not tied to or dependent on the possessions that surround me. Although I am thankful for all He has provided me, I am thankful for things I could not purchase on Amazon … or turn around and donate to Goodwill. My thanks to God is centered on His grace.

    • In His grace, God sent Jesus to us.
    • In His grace, God loved me despite my waywardness.
    • In His grace, God paid the debt of my sin.
    • In His grace, God gave me new life.
    • In His grace, God gave me peace and joy.
    • In His grace, God gave my life purpose.
    • In His grace, God gave me a future.
    • I am thankful for His grace.

    And I am thankful for you. Thanks for stopping by my blog each week. I hope you’ve been encouraged.

    “Give thanks to the Lord, for he is good. His faithful love endures forever” (Ps. 136:1).

    Happy thanksgiving.

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