Many Reasons To Be Thankful


I hope you find a reason to be thankful today! 

Don't be like the nine remaining lepers who after being healed by Jesus went their ways not returning back to give thanks for being healed. The only one who returned to thank Jesus, was the one that ended up being healed for real.
          Luke 17:11-19

Taking a look at my life today, though I'm faced with a problem that I'm wondering how in the world I'm going to deal with it. I've come to the realization that this problem has weight me down and made me blind to my many other blessings. So today I'm making the decision to stop ignoring the remaining 99 reasons to be thankful but instead Ignore just the 1 reason that has held me bound in the bondage of ingratitude for this long. 
I'm trusting God that as I do this He will take care of that one problem.

Look around you, there's a lot to be thankful for; from having a family to celebrate with, living in a good country (most people on other continents will trade places to be here), being alive;even though all might not go well right now. I just want to let you know that things will always change for the better. Just hang in there! Cause someday, you will look back and be thankful you did.

 Have a Happy Thanksgiving Lovelies!                                                                                       




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  1. UnknownNovember 30, 2015 at 7:15 AM

    I sure do have a lot to be thankful for. God has been faithful to me inspite of my unfaithfulness. I am grateful to him that I have a job that takes care of my bills, my lovely daughter, husband. My parents and siblings. God is awesome. I don't deserve his love but yet he loves me inspite of my shortcomings. Thank you father Lord. Happy Thanksgiving.

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