Thursday's Verse of the Day Devotional
- Bret Sanor

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Good morning and Happy Thanksgiving! The first Thanksgiving was not easy. There had been much struggle, sickness, toil and even death. The Plymouth settlers had to learn how to survive in this new land. The Wampanoag Natives taught them how to plant crops and live off the land.
This brief period of cooperation lead to the settlers learning to navigate the strange new land to become efficient at survival. They were definitely thankful for what the Lord had provided through the native tribe and their toils. They had much to be thankful for.
What have you to be thankful for this year? In what ways have you noticed the goodness of God and His provision in your life? Oh, that we would be a thankful people! Gratitude is the strongest emotion tied to joy. Even in turmoil, we can choose gratitude and release joy into our lives and the lives of others.
The Lord is worth celebrating, praising and thanking for His goodness. He's done wonderful things! He satisfies the thirsty and hungry soul just like He does for the physical body. Take time to celebrate the Lord's goodness today and for those He has placed in your life that has benefited you greatly. Do your best to benefit others with what you bring to the table so-to-speak as you make a great day!







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