To maintain a lifestyle of gratitude, we need only four words: In everything give thanks... 1 Thessalonians 5:18a (KJV) When the sun shines hot or the rain falls hard - give thanks. When the table is full, scanty or empty - give thanks. When you are strong or when your strength fails you - give... Continue Reading →
Recently, I have been reading the book of Numbers in the Bible, and one of the things that struck me—terrified me, even—was seeing God's wrath on display. It wasn't arbitrary. It was in response to sin. God, being just, will always punish every unrighteousness deliberately not repented of. In this case, the sin was Ingratitude.... Continue Reading →
Last week, we talked about the attitude of gratitude in relation to receiving from God. Today, we will look at it in relation to others. The beauty of receiving is not in the enormity of benevolence shown, but the attitude of gratitude given in return for love shown in kind. You are not entitled to... Continue Reading →
There are days when you’re truly grateful for what you have but somehow just realise that there’s still so much left undone on your ‘To-Be Done’ list.
There’s the story of Ali Hafed, an ancient Persian who owned a vast farmland with loads of gardens, vegetations, orchards and many more.
In Plain Sight 