In the past, I didn’t believe in God, but recently I was baptized. My mother-in-law is not a Christian but supported me in becoming a Christian. We were both watching your channel when you invited us for a prayer. And she lifted up her hands and prayed with you. I was very surprised and impressed. You are making really good and effective programs. The Lord works in places you cannot always see."
— Viewer in Türkiye
“In everything give thanks: for this is the will of God in Christ Jesus” (1 Thessalonians 5:18).
This verse reminds us that gratitude is more than just a polite response; it’s a spiritual practice that aligns our hearts with God’s will. True gratitude transcends fleeting emotions and becomes a way of life, helping us to see God’s presence in every moment. But how can we incorporate gratitude into our daily lives?
Watch the video below to hear three practical ways you can practice gratitude and deepen your connection with God.
By following Paul’s instructions to give thanks in all circumstances, we open our hearts to receive divine love. Gratitude invites us to live not from a place of scarcity but from a place of abundance.
When we practice praying with thanksgiving, performing acts of kindness, and keeping a gratitude journal, we develop a grateful spirit that reflects God’s light in a world often focused on what is lacking. This kind of gratitude, rooted in faith, transforms us and brings us closer to the heart of God. Let gratitude be more than a moment – let it be a way of life.
Thank you for your partnership in ministry. I hope you have a blessed Thanksgiving celebration.
Blessings,
John Frick
Vice President of Development, SAT-7 USA
In the past, I didn’t believe in God, but recently I was baptized. My mother-in-law is not a Christian but supported me in becoming a Christian. We were both watching your channel when you invited us for a prayer. And she lifted up her hands and prayed with you. I was very surprised and impressed. You are making really good and effective programs. The Lord works in places you cannot always see."