We are grateful when our distress call is answered with compassion and empathy.

We focus on what's next or what's wrong and take for granted what's now and what's right.

I want to love God because of who He is. Period.

God formed us in His image and intended for us to use the special gifts He gave us to make the world a better, brighter place.

I am relieved to know that God will always be able to find me no matter where I go.

God's love resuscitated us - restoring us not just to live but to flourish and thrive.

The harsh reality of our mortality reminds us of what really matters.

We have to decide to willingly honor the obligation we made to God in our moments of need.

Let the gratitude that fills your heart for all God has done for you pour out of you like rays of light.

God-given grace and grit help us look for Jesus in the rubble of our troubles.

Unsung heroes move about the world unnoticed yet unwavering in their work to serve others.

God's perspective can pull us up to a higher altitude that can improve our attitude.

Together, we will come through this stronger, braver, and more in love with God than ever before.

Serenity is available to us when we choose gratitude for who God is.

Think of every act of love and kindness as a gift exchange for all God has done for you.

Seasons of suffering remind us of what really matters.

Whatever you are lamenting, can you find glimmers of gratitude within the difficulties?

We can find gratitude in the pain we have endured as it can bring understanding and light to someone in need.

We should scan our lives and binge on every morsel of God’s blessings until we are full-filled.

This marvelous world around us is a wonder to behold.