In a world filled with fleeting desires and endless striving, cultivating an attitude of gratitude can feel like an uphill battle. Yet, for Christians, it’s not just a pleasant notion but a cornerstone of faith.  We are called not just to acknowledge blessings, but to actively cultivate a heart overflowing with thanksgiving, rooted in the very character of God.

You see, gratitude isn’t a forced obligation, but a natural response to the overflowing love and generosity God pours into our lives.
The Bible’s call to gratitude transcends sunny skies and comfortable situations. We are urged to give thanks in all circumstances, not because every moment is easy, but because our ultimate hope and joy rest not in fleeting circumstances, but in the unwavering faithfulness of God.

Join us in today’s sermon titled “Grateful attitude,” as Evangelist Paul Acquah unpacks the transformative power of thankfulness, a practice that doesn’t erase hardships, but allows us to find glimmers of grace even in the midst of it. Be blessed as you listen!