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Article: Seasons of Trust: Choosing Gratitude for the Journey

Seasons of Trust: Choosing Gratitude for the Journey

Seasons of Trust: Choosing Gratitude for the Journey

Give thanks in all circumstances; for this is God’s will for you in Christ Jesus.

— 1 Thessalonians 5:18

Gratitude transforms how we see the world. It shifts our focus from what’s missing to what’s present, from what’s hard to what’s good. When we choose gratitude, we invite joy into the journey, no matter the circumstances.

Gratitude doesn’t ignore life’s challenges—it reframes them. It’s the perspective that says, Even here, God is good. It’s in the little things: the beauty of a sunrise, the kindness of a friend, the quiet assurance of God’s love. Gratitude grounds us in the present and opens our eyes to the blessings woven into every moment.

How to Cultivate Gratitude

  1. Keep a Gratitude Journal: Write down three things you’re thankful for each day.
  2. Pause for Reflection: Take a moment to notice and appreciate the beauty around you.
  3. Express Thanks: Share your gratitude with God and with others.

Introspection

  • What blessings can I celebrate today?
  • How can I practice gratitude even in difficult circumstances?
  • Who can I thank for their presence or support in my life?

An Invitation

Today, choose gratitude. Let it transform your perspective and fill your heart with joy, reminding you that every step of the journey is a gift.

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