Maya Angelou said, “Let gratitude be the pillow upon which you kneel to say your nightly prayer.” It’s also the spring in our step and the light for even the darkest path. In this season of Thanksgiving, let’s let gratitude determine not only our attitude but also our altitude.

 

Last Sunday Rev. Bruce talked about the examples Paul gave to the Thessalonians. Some of them were Paul:

-thanking God for every problem, seeing it as an opportunity to advance God’s kingdom.

-thanking God for everything which reinforced Christ’s priorities.

-thanking God in every situation because He knew that God could use it to bring greater maturity, wisdom and usefulness.

 

This quintessential apostle says every hardship in life can be a catalyst for developing character, wisdom and holiness. And who doesn’t need that? Whether a church like the one in Thessalonica or the one in Manomet celebrating its 285th anniversary.

 

Whether online or in person, we hope to see you this Sunday!