“Thank You, Father!” (A Prayer of Gratitude)

Along the way I’ve discovered that God is always faithful in fulfilling His promises—always!

This week, I’ve been completely overwhelmed by God’s abundant blessing in my life! So, in this very special devotional thought, I’m simply going to share my prayer of gratitude. So please join me as I praise God for his unending blessings:

God, You are so ver...y faithful. Thank You for leading in my life. Recently, Your gentle hand of guidance has been clear and undeniable. But there have been times when I felt lost, times when I wandered in the wilderness waiting for You to guide me out—and the wait was so very difficult, Lord!

But, today, I want to thank You for those wilderness moments, Father, for it has been in those quiet, timeless moments that my faith has truly grown; and I’ve learned that waiting on You is transformative—it changes the way I experience life. And the deluge of blessings You have poured out after the interminable dryness of the wilderness is awe-inspiring! New growth emerges, flowers of joy flourish, and rivers of hope spring forth: Finally, spring!

So, today, I am celebrating Your faithfulness in my life, God. And I am daily amazed by Your limitless grace. Please hold me firm in Your gentle hand, and don’t let me ever stray from Your perfect presence.

God, You are so good—so very good all the time! You’ve poured out Your blessings…and they just keep coming—rolling like a tidal wave.

Flood me, Father, with Your continued grace, drench me in Your downpour of unending mercy, wash away any doubts in the endless flood of Your boundless love.

Amen.

Final Thought: God is always faithful: Test Him and see.

Between the Blogs

Personal Epiphany: I am not alone in this cold, dark world: When Jesus left this earth, He sent the Comforter, Who is always with me. God is in the beautiful business of wiping tears away—every day, not just when He returns in the clouds of glory at Christ’s Second Coming. God is the Great Healer and He will lead us to the source of all life, if we allow Him.

Between the Blogs

Personal Commitment: Fully surrendering to God means surrendering my fears, my sadness, my anger, my frustration, my dread, my anxiety, and my worry. So, today, I’m committing to full, unconditional surrender, allowing God to take care of the bad in my life as well as the good.