Whatever is good and perfect is a gift coming down to us from God our Father
James 1:17
In this season when the sun dips lower, and the air whispers stories of crisp beginnings, we are invited to again tread the sacred path of thanksgiving. Yet, let us this year, not merely skim the surface of gratitude; let us plunge deep into the vast ocean of God’s goodness that envelops us – the wellspring of our thanksgiving. The reason for our gratitude.

In James 1:17, we discover a powerful reminder that every good and perfect gift in our lives finds its source in God. We can trace His goodness woven through the tapestry of scripture, and if we look with open hearts, we’ll see it unfurl in our daily lives too.
Let us awaken our souls to the symphony of His goodness, weaving it into every facet of our existence, from grand moments to the smallest details. Here are a few example of His kindness that often elude us as unmistakable gifts from His hand.

Want help focusing on the many ways God blesses you?
My friend, Twyla Franz is hosting a wonderful challenge called the “Thank Somebody Challenge.” Go check it out.
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- Have you ever received a message from a friend just when you needed it most?
- Or heard a tough but necessary truth from someone who cared enough to share it?
- Maybe a song on the radio seemed to echo your innermost thoughts, offering you comfort and companionship.