The Practice of Being Grateful

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In our daily grind, we oftentimes forget to give thanks in the midst of our busy lives. How many of us hit the alarm clock in the morning and immediately complain of being tired and dread getting up and moving? I know I’m guilty! We have to remember that so many others weren’t fortunate enough to see another day, to have another chance to push towards their purpose. We must give thanks for another opportunity to get things right! Instead of starting our days with complaints and negativity, let’s get into the habit of giving thanks and glory to God for one more chance to do His work! From this moment forward, let’s get into the practice of being grateful!

P.S. – I was inspired to write this after I had to check myself this morning!