Nov 22, 2020
For He is Good: Psalm 107
Series: (All)
It may seem hard to be thankful during the COVID-19 pandemic of 2020. We feel like we have lost so much: so many people, so much time with our family and friends, so much irritation with wearing masks. As we enter the Thanksgiving season in earnest, let us take the time to be thankful in a new way this year. Let us be thankful to God for the church that He has gathered in from around the world, even using technology to do so. Let us be thankful for His deliverance from prisons. If you are a Christian, at minimum you have been released from the bondage of sin. Many can celebrate being released from drugs, alcohol, gambling, pornography, and other prevalent addictions. Many can celebrate healings from heart problems, painful afflictions, cancers, and even COVID-19. Let us take the time to truly be thankful during this very different Thanksgiving!
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- Nov 22, 2020For He is Good: Psalm 107
Nov 22, 2020For He is Good: Psalm 107Series: (All)It may seem hard to be thankful during the COVID-19 pandemic of 2020. We feel like we have lost so much: so many people, so much time with our family and friends, so much irritation with wearing masks. As we enter the Thanksgiving season in earnest, let us take the time to be thankful in a new way this year. Let us be thankful to God for the church that He has gathered in from around the world, even using technology to do so. Let us be thankful for His deliverance from prisons. If you are a Christian, at minimum you have been released from the bondage of sin. Many can celebrate being released from drugs, alcohol, gambling, pornography, and other prevalent addictions. Many can celebrate healings from heart problems, painful afflictions, cancers, and even COVID-19. Let us take the time to truly be thankful during this very different Thanksgiving!
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