Guideposts Classics: Steve Allen on the Value of Thankfulness
In this story from November 1981, the multitalented television star reflects on the therapeutic effects of thankfulness.
In this story from November 1981, the multitalented television star reflects on the therapeutic effects of thankfulness.
I know I have to grab this moment. Reach for it. Drink from the deep well of blessing that exists in the fleeting here-and-now.
One by one, men and women dressed in uniform filed into the gate area, so grateful to be home.
When faced with the hurdle of forgiveness, I turn to tips from my grandfather Norman Vincent Peale…
Scrolling through those photos reminded me how many good reasons I have to be thankful…
Today I am truly grateful for the crisp bright May morning when the sun cuts through the spring chill…
A thankful heart hath a continual feast.
It’s always a good idea to write what you’re grateful for. It’s part of the prayer process of thanksgiving.
As you celebrate today with family and friends, take a moment to ponder God’s mercy and send a prayer of gratitude.
Knowing that God does not change and is with us in every situation prompts us to give thanks.
When we see our own heart trouble, it is wonderful to know that prayer and repentance can put us on the road to recovery.
In the midst of an attack of irritability, it’s hard to be thankful. But when the swarm of stings has passed, gratitude comes easily.