Send us a text Anxiety loves questions with no finish line. What will we eat? What will we drink? What will we wear? Today we slow the spiral, sit with Matthew 6:31–32, and practice a simple act of gratitude that changes how we see provision and how we carry the day. I walk through a short, repeatable exercise you can try between the turkey, the game, and the pie: write down concrete ways God has met your needs in the last week and month, then thank Him for each one. Small moments count—timel...
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Send us a text Anxiety loves questions with no finish line. What will we eat? What will we drink? What will we wear? Today we slow the spiral, sit with Matthew 6:31–32, and practice a simple act of gratitude that changes how we see provision and how we carry the day. I walk through a short, repeatable exercise you can try between the turkey, the game, and the pie: write down concrete ways God has met your needs in the last week and month, then thank Him for each one. Small moments count—timel...
Day 321 Gratitude Honors God’s Faithfulness | Lamentations 3:22–23
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Day 321 Gratitude Honors God’s Faithfulness | Lamentations 3:22–23
Send us a text Mercy can reset a day faster than any to-do list. We open the morning with Lamentations 3:22–23 and let those words do what they were written to do: remind us that God’s faithful love does not end and that His compassion arrives fresh with every sunrise. From that foundation, we talk about gratitude not as a mood but as a way to see reality, especially when life runs hot and busy. I share why naming God’s care—breath, provision, answered prayer—turns vague positivity into conc...
Wisdom for the Day - Everyday
Send us a text Anxiety loves questions with no finish line. What will we eat? What will we drink? What will we wear? Today we slow the spiral, sit with Matthew 6:31–32, and practice a simple act of gratitude that changes how we see provision and how we carry the day. I walk through a short, repeatable exercise you can try between the turkey, the game, and the pie: write down concrete ways God has met your needs in the last week and month, then thank Him for each one. Small moments count—timel...
