Gratitude isn’t something we check off a list—it’s something we cultivate.
It’s a rhythm that roots us in God’s goodness and helps us notice His fingerprints in ordinary days.
Over the years, I’ve returned to this theme often. Each reflection below explores a different way to practice gratitude—through remembering, recording, and responding to God’s faithfulness.
Whether you read, watch, or listen, I pray these resources help you pause long enough to see how present He’s been all along.
Gratitude grows when it’s expressed—spoken aloud, written down, or shared with others.
This Scripture Cultivation Guide leads you through four weeks of verses to read, write, and engage with, plus two creative practices:
- Gratitunities Week: seek out people you can thank.
- Gratitude List: write one thing every day you’re thankful for.
These simple rhythms turn thanksgiving into a daily habit that keeps your heart tender and aware of God’s presence.
Ways to engage:
- 🎧 Listen to the episode
- 🎥 Watch on YouTube
- 📖 Read the full post
- 📜 Download the Gratitude Expressed Scripture Cultivation guide
“Give thanks in all circumstances; for this is God’s will for you in Christ Jesus.” — 1 Thessalonians 5:18
True gratitude isn’t built on what’s happening around us—it’s built on who God is.
This reflection and Scripture Cultivation draw from verses that reveal His character: faithful, generous, and good. As you write, pray, or meditate on each passage, you’ll see how His goodness is the steady ground your gratitude stands on.
Ways to engage:
“Taste and see that the Lord is good; blessed is the one who takes refuge in him.” — Psalm 34:8
When Samuel raised his Ebenezer, he was setting up a marker—a reminder that “Thus far the Lord has helped us” (1 Samuel 7:12).
This practice invites you to do the same: to look back, remember, and mark where God has shown up.
The accompanying Scripture Cultivation offers three simple steps and twelve creative ways to build your own “Ebenezers” — from journaling and gratitude walks to faith-mapping and Scripture art.
Ways to engage:
- 🎧 Listen to the episode
- 🎥 Watch on YouTube
- 📖 Read the full post
- 📜Download the Ebenezer Scripture Cultivation guide
“Then Samuel took a stone and set it up… He named it Ebenezer, saying, ‘Thus far the Lord has helped us.’” — 1 Samuel 7:12
Sometimes gratitude shows up in the middle of hardship.
This devotional invites you to notice the “Ebenezers of grace” in your story—the moments when God met you right in the middle of what didn’t make sense.
Keep Cultivating
Gratitude is a rhythm that keeps your heart awake to God’s nearness.
As you read, listen, and journal, may these resources help you build a life marked by remembrance and rooted in joy.
Keep cultivating—one Scripture, one prayer, one Ebenezer at a time.
