During November, a lot of people take time to reflect on gratitude. We see our friends making daily social media posts expressing specific things they are thankful for.
As followers of Christ, our gratitude is even richer:
We know the Person responsible. Every day, we experience the gifts of grace and salvation. We see His hand in the details of our lives - relationships, true meaning and deep joy. “Every good and perfect gift is from above, coming down from the Father of the heavenly lights, who does not change like shifting shadows” (James 1:17).
We have far too much to be thankful for to keep it to one month of the year. I don’t have room to list every good and perfect gift God has given me. But it’s easy for me to look around UGM and be thankful for the lives He has transformed. Here are just a few.
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To "not honor ... God or give thanks to Him” begins a downward spiral. The beginning of recovery is to reverse the process by honoring and thanking God.
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God wants us to be in a state of continually giving thanks to Him, which means recognizing that He is always in a state of giving to us.
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Here at UGM, all of us - staff, volunteers, and residents alike - are thankful, for the community and for all the various gifts God has given us.
