picture by Howie R Thank you!  These two tiny words, with only five consonants and three vowels, are superpowers in our relationships.  They let another person know that you see them and value their contribution.  We don’t need a relationship with another person to say, “Thank you.”  The words themselves do not require intimate knowledge about someone. They only require initiative on our part.  When we receive some service or kindness, whether it is from someone we know or do

Give thanks in all circumstances for this is God’s will for you in Christ Jesus.  I Thessalonians 5:18   It’s easy to be thankful for ...

Thankfulness is an attitude, and a focus. It doesn't happen naturally, but it can be learned. The most important beginning point of...