Before the world fully awakens, before notifications [music] begin to call your name and the noise of the day starts to [music] rise, there is a sacred moment. It is the moment your soul can align with heaven. It is the quiet space where gratitude becomes more than polite manners.
Where it becomes your greatest weapon, your doorway to peace, [music] your pathway to joy, and your key to divine favor. This morning is not about asking for more. It is about pausing to recognize how much God has [music] already done.
Because when you begin your day with thanksgiving, something shifts. Your [music] focus changes. Your spirit lifts, your mind clears, and the atmosphere around you begins to respond [music] to the sound of praise coming from your heart.
Gratitude does not pretend that life is [music] perfect. It proclaims that God is faithful. Gratitude does not deny hard things.
It declares that God [music] is greater than them. The Holy Scriptures call us [music] to this posture. The book of Psalm 100 4 and 5 says, "Enter his gates [music] with thanksgiving and his courts with praise.
Give thanks to him and praise [music] his name for the Lord is good and his love endures forever. His faithfulness [music] continues through all generations. Look closely at the invitation.
Enter with thanksgiving. Gratitude [music] is the key. It opens the gate.
It ushers you into the presence of the king. It is so easy to begin our mornings with hurry, worry, or distraction, reaching for our phones [music] before we reach for our father. Yet the word calls us to something better.
The book of Psalm 5:3 says, "In the morning, Lord, you hear my voice. In the morning, I lay my requests [music] before you and wait expectantly. Mornings are a meeting time [music] with God.
The first voice you answer sets the tone for your day. When God is first, gratitude [music] flows. When gratitude flows, peace follows.
[music] Gratitude is not blind optimism. It is a chosen lens. The Apostle Paul writing from prison gives a radiant command in the letter to the Philippians 4:4.
Rejoice in the Lord always. [music] I will say it again. Rejoice.
Then just two verses later, he gives us a strategy [music] for anxious times. In the letter to the Philippians [music] 4:es 6 and 7, do not be anxious about anything, but in every situation by prayer and petition with thanksgiving, [music] present your requests to God, and the peace of God which transcends all understanding will guard your hearts and your minds in Christ Jesus. Notice the pairing.
Prayer with thanksgiving, requests with gratitude, need with praise, and the [music] result, guarding peace, peace that stands. Watch over your heart and mind. [music] Beloved, do not underestimate the power of a grateful heart.
[music] Gratitude reorders the soul. It turns your [music] eyes from what is missing to the one who is present. It shifts your posture from striving to trusting, [music] from complaining to blessing, from fear to faith.
The book of Psalm 103:2 declares, "Praise the Lord, my soul, and forget not all his benefits. Forgetfulness [music] is a thief of joy. Gratitude is how we lock the door.
Perhaps today you woke up carrying heaviness. Perhaps the last season was long and the night felt endless. The scriptures do not deny this reality.
[music] They speak directly into it. The book of Lamentations 3:es 22 and 23 says, "Because of the Lord's great [music] love, we are not consumed. For his compassions never fail.
They are new every morning. Great is your faithfulness. Every sunrise is a sermon.
It preaches new mercy. It announces that yesterday's [music] darkness cannot cancel today's compassion. So before you check your phone, pause for praise.
Before you rush into tasks, rest in thanksgiving. [music] Make room for this holy moment. Place your hand over your heart.
And remember God kept you through the night. The same God who watched over Israel neither sleeps nor slumbers. The book of Psalm chapter 120 1:es 3 and 4 assures us of this.
He who watches over you will not [music] slumber. Indeed, he who watches over Israel will neither slumber nor sleep. You are awake because grace [music] woke you.
You are breathing because mercy sustained you. You are here because love never let you go. Gratitude [music] is also prophetic.
It speaks into your day with faith. It declares, [music] "Lord, I already know you have blessed my steps. It welcomes heaven's order and heaven's [music] provision into earthly hours.
" The book of Proverbs 3:es 5 and 6 teaches, "Trust in the Lord with all your heart and lean not on your own understanding. In all your ways submit to him, and he will make your path straight. " Gratitude [music] is the language of that trust.
It is your yes to God's wisdom and your no to anxious self-reliance. Think of the gifts [music] already present. Breath in your lungs, a roof over your head, food on your table, people who love you, protection [music] you never even saw, battles God fought while you slept.
[music] Every good and perfect gift is from above, says the letter of James 1:1 17, coming down from the Father of the heavenly lights, who [music] does not change like shifting shadows. Gratitude keeps your eyes on the giver [music] even more than on the gift. Gratitude is the soil where miracles grow.
In [music] the Gospel according to John chapter 6, before the multiplication of loaves and fish, Jesus gave [music] thanks. In the Gospel according to John 11, before calling Lazarus from the tomb, Jesus lifted his eyes and thanked the Father. Thanksgiving preceded [music] the miracle and unlocked divine multiplication and resurrection.
Likewise, when you thank God in advance, [music] you are not pretending. You are participating. You are aligning your heart with heaven's rhythm.
Let your mourning begin, not with worry, but with worship. Not with complaints, [music] but with celebration, not with fear, but with faith. The book of Psalm chapter 118 verse 24 declares, "This is [music] the day the Lord has made.
Let us rejoice and be glad in it. " Rejoicing does not mean every circumstance is easy. [music] It means every circumstance is under God's sovereignty.
Friend, gratitude will change what you notice today. It will open your eyes to God's fingerprints in small details. The kindness of a stranger, the warmth of sunlight, [music] the timing of a needed word, the grace of a second chance.
The book of [music] Colossians 3:15 exhorts us. Let the peace of Christ rule in your hearts. Since as members of one body, you were called [music] to peace and be thankful.
Peace rules where thanks abides. So here at the threshold of the day, choose your posture. [music] Lift your heart and whisper, "Thank you, Lord.
Thank him for what [music] you see. Thank him for what you do not see yet. Thank him for the battles already won.
Thank him for the doors already prepared. Thank him for the favor already scheduled. Gratitude is your agreement with God's goodness.
If your heart needs help to [music] begin, let scripture be your script. Pray the book of Psalm 103:es 1-5. Praise the Lord, my soul.
All my inmost being, praise his holy name. Praise the Lord, my soul, and forget not all his benefits. who forgives all your sins and heals all your diseases.
Who redeems your life from the pit and crowns you with love and compassion. Who satisfies your desires with good things [music] so that your youth is renewed like the eagles. Let those words wash over you.
Let them steady your mind. Let them tune your spirit. This morning we set our hearts like a compass toward gratitude.
We decide to magnify the [music] promisekeeper, not the problem. We choose to bless the Lord at all times. As the book of Psalm 34:1 says, "I will bless the Lord at all times.
His praise shall continually be in my mouth continually through ease and through challenge, through clarity and through questions, through the seen and the unseen. Are you ready? Then step into this sacred beginning.
Quiet the noise. Silence the [music] hurry and make room for God. Let your gratitude speak louder than your fears and your praise echo louder than your doubts.
Because this [music] morning, heaven is listening and the king is worthy. Gratitude is more than courtesy. It is kingdom alignment.
[music] It is how your heart agrees with what heaven knows to be true. God is good. God is near.
God [music] is working. And God is worthy. When thanksgiving rises, faith is strengthened.
[music] When faith is strengthened, peace expands. When peace expands, wisdom flows. In this way, gratitude is not just what you feel.
It is [music] how you fight. Why is gratitude so spiritually potent? Because it dethrones self and enthrones the [music] savior.
The letter to the Hebrews 13:15 instructs us through Jesus. [music] Therefore, let us continually offer to God a sacrifice of [music] praise. The fruit of lips that openly profess his name.
Sometimes praise is easy. Sometimes it is a sacrifice. Gratitude offered in pain is not denial.
It [music] is devotion. It says, "Lord, you are worthy. " Even [music] here, the scriptures reveal a pattern.
Thanksgiving precedes breakthrough. Praise precedes peace. Worship precedes [music] wisdom.
Consider King Jehoshaphat. Surrounded by enemies and outnumbered, he placed worshippers at the front of the army. The book of 2 Chronicles 20:22 [music] records, "As they began to sing and praise, the Lord set ambushes against the men of Ammon and Moab and Mount [music] Sea.
Praise led the way, and God fought the battle. " Gratitude [music] is not passive. It is strategic.
It invites God's presence into conflict [music] and turns panic into proclamation. The Apostle Paul [music] lived this secret. In a prison cell at midnight, with feet [music] in stocks and back torn, he and Silas prayed and sang hymns to God.
The book of Acts 16 25 and 26 [music] says, "About midnight, Paul and Silas [music] were praying and singing hymns to God, and the other prisoners [music] were listening to them. Suddenly, there was such a violent earthquake that the foundations of the prison were shaken. At once, all the prison doors flew open and everyone's chains came [music] loose.
Praise shook what was stuck. Gratitude unlocked what iron bars tried to hold. Gratitude also protects you from spiritual amnesia.
The book of Deuteronomy 8 warns Israel not to forget the Lord after blessing comes. Gratitude [music] is how you remember who the source is. It keeps your heart soft when success arrives and keeps your hope alive when struggle lingers.
It reenters you on the character of God, unchanging, trustworthy, [music] and true. Listen to the book of Psalm chapter 136 [music] as it repeats one refrain 26 times. His love endures forever.
Gratitude repeats the faithfulness of God until fear [music] has no room left to echo in the soul. As you recount his wonders, seen and unseen, you are strengthened for what lies [music] ahead. The same God who sustained you yesterday will sustain you [music] today.
What if you woke each day to a threeline liturgy? Father, thank you for who you are. Father, thank you for what you have done.
Father, thank you for what you will do. That rhythm would tune your heart to trust. The book of Psalm 92:1 [music] says, "It is good to praise the Lord and make music to your name, oh most high, proclaiming your love in the morning and your [music] faithfulness at night.
Morning love, evening faithfulness, [music] gratitude book ends the day. Gratitude not only changes your inner climate, it blesses the people around you. Thankful people are generous people.
Thankful people are patient, present, and resilient. The letter to the Colossians [music] 3 16-1 17 teaches, "Let the message [music] of Christ dwell among you richly, as you teach and admonish one another with all wisdom through [music] psalms, hymns, and songs from the spirit, singing to God with gratitude in your hearts. And whatever you [music] do, whether in word or deed, do it all in the name of the Lord Jesus, giving thanks [music] to God the Father.
Gratitude in the heart becomes grace in the hands. It turns routines into worship and work [music] into witness. Gratitude is also healing.
The story of the 10 lepers in the gospel according to Luke 17 tells us [music] that all were cleansed as they went, but only one returned to give [music] thanks. And to him Jesus said, "Your faith [music] has made you well. " Thanksgiving completed something deeper than the surface.
Gratitude [music] brings you back to the feet of Jesus, where wholeness is found. [music] And what of the mornings that meet you with grief? The scriptures do not ask you to pretend that sorrow is not real.
They show you how to carry it [music] in hope. The book of Psalm 30:5 says, "Weeping may stay for the night, but rejoicing comes in the morning. Gratitude seeks the dawn.
" It says,"Lord, I will thank you in my night because you are the one who brings mourning. " When you [music] choose gratitude, you also choose perspective. You remember that every day is a gift.
The book of Psalm 118:4 calls us again. This is the day the Lord has made. Let us rejoice and be glad in it.
Not yesterday, not tomorrow, this day. Even incomplete, [music] it is still his. Even imperfect, it is still [music] grace.
Gratitude trains your eyes to see God in simple things, the sparrow on the railing, the way light enters the room, the smile [music] of someone you love, the strength to try again. Jesus himself pointed to the birds and liies and asked [music] his disciples to watch how the father cares for them. The gospel according to Matthew 6:es 25-34, [music] "Gratitude is how you watch and then worship.
Let gratitude also guide your speech today. " The letter to the Ephesians 4 29 [music] teaches. Do not let any unh wholesome talk come out of your mouths, but only what is helpful for building others up that it may benefit those who listen.
Thankful [music] tongues speak life. They turn complaints into prayers and criticism into encouragement. [music] They plant hope where cynicism would plant thorns.
Now lift your eyes. The same God who parted the Red Sea for Moses can part any obstacle before you. The same God who raised Jesus from the grave [music] is breathing resurrection life into everything in you that feels buried.
The book of Isaiah 43:1 19 proclaims, "See, I am doing a new thing now. It springs up. Do you not perceive it?
" Gratitude trains perception. It helps you see the new thing before you feel the old thing fully [music] resolved. As you carry a grateful heart, expect peace to rise where there was anxiety.
The letter to the Philippians 4:es 6 and 7. Expect wisdom to come where there was confusion. The letter of James [music] 1:5.
Expect strength to be made perfect [music] in weakness. The second letter to the Corinthians 12:9. Expect joy to return and be your strength.
The book of Nehemiah 8:10. [music] Set your soul in this posture. Bless the Lord, oh my soul.
Choose gratitude in advance before every meeting, before every decision, before every challenge. Gratitude is not naive. It is victorious.
[music] It is how you say with the book of Psalm 23:1, "The Lord is my shepherd. I shall not want. " And then live like it [music] is true.
With that foundation laid, we now turn our gratitude into [music] prayer. We will not rush. We will rest.
We will [music] not strive. We will surrender. And as we do, we will experience [music] what the scriptures promise.
Those who look to him are radiant. Their faces are never covered with shame. The book of Psalm chapter 34 verse [music] 5.
Let us now pray together. Heavenly Father, before the [music] day makes demands and before any voice but yours is heard, we pause. [music] We quiet our souls.
We set our hearts to seek you first. We come not with complaints, not with fear, not with worry, but [music] with gratitude. Father, we thank you for life.
We thank you for the [music] breath moving through our lungs, the strength to rise again, and the mercy that met us before dawn. The book of Lamentations [music] 3:es 22 and 23 assures us because of the Lord's great love. We are not consumed for his compassions never fail.
They are new every morning. Great is your faithfulness. We stand in that mercy.
We rest in [music] that faithfulness. We thank you for protection through the night, the seen, and the unseen. He will command his angels concerning you to guard you in all your ways, declares [music] the book of Psalm chapter 90 1.
Thank you for commanding what we could not. Thank you for covering what we did not even know needed covering. We thank you for every grace already present, [music] for shelter and food, for love and friendship, for help and hope.
Every good and perfect gift is from above, says the letter of James 1:17. So we lift each blessing back to you [music] in praise. We will enter his gates with thanksgiving and his courts [music] with praise.
As the book of Psalm 100 4 and 5 [music] teaches, Lord, forgive us for the times we have taken gifts for granted. For the moments we magnified lack and minimized love. For when we were quick to complain and slow to [music] count blessings, cleanse our lips and renew our minds.
The letter to the Romans 12:2 calls us to be transformed by the renewing of our minds. Renew us now by gratitude, [music] by truth, by your spirit. Today we choose the posture of praise.
[music] We choose to remember and not forget. We choose to bless the Lord, oh my soul, and forget not all his benefits. The book of Psalm 103:2.
[music] We thank you for forgiveness through the blood of Jesus. For healing, you are working in our bodies and souls. For redemption from pits we dug and pits [music] we fell into.
For crowns of love placed on undeserving heads. and for satisfaction that renews our strength like [music] the eagle. Father, for anyone waking up with anxiety, we ask for guarding peace.
In the letter to the Philippians 4 6 and 7, you promise [music] peace that surpasses understanding as we pray with thanksgiving. So we present every request right now wrapped in thanks. Guard hearts, guard minds, plant [music] calm, breathe rest for the one waking with sorrow.
Let the book of Psalm 30:5 [music] prove true. Weeping may stay for the night, but rejoicing comes in the morning. Bring the morning, Lord.
Let joy return for the one who feels forgotten. Whisper the book of Isaiah 49:16. See, I have engraved you on the palms of my hands.
Your love remembers. Your love restores. Thank you, Jesus, for being the center.
You are not merely part of our story. You are the story's author, [music] looking unto Jesus, the pioneer and perfector of faith, says the letter to the Hebrews [music] 12:2. We look to you now.
We set you before us. As the book of Psalm [music] 16:8 declares, "I have set the Lord always before me. Because he is at my right hand, I shall not be moved.
Let stability replace spiraling. Let courage replace dread. Holy Spirit, order [music] our steps.
Trust in the Lord with all your heart. In all your ways submit to him and he will make your path straight. The book of [music] Proverbs 3:es 5 and 6.
We submit our calendars, conversations, and [music] choices to you. Close the wrong doors and give us grace to say thank you for closed doors. Open the right ones and give us humility to walk through them with faith, not fear.
We thank you in advance for solutions we have not yet seen, for wisdom we have not yet received, for provision already in motion, and for protection [music] already assigned. We echo the book of Psalm 23:1. The Lord [music] is my shepherd.
I shall not want. And we agree with the book of Psalm 20 3:6. Surely goodness and mercy shall follow me all the days of my life.
Let goodness and mercy follow us into every room today. From we and of end [music] of end of O. Lord, teach us [music] to notice your goodness in ordinary details.
The birds that sing, the warmth that touches our face, the smile we share, the strength [music] to try again. Jesus, you pointed us to liies and sparrows to show the Father's care. The Gospel according to Matthew [music] 6:es 25-34.
Train our eyes to see and our hearts to praise. We speak gratitude over our households. Let homes be filled with laughter, unity, and light.
Let conversations be seasoned with grace. Let patience cover imperfections and kindness heal small wounds. Let the peace of Christ rule in your hearts and be thankful, [music] says the letter to the Colossians 3:15.
Rule, prince of peace. Rest here. We speak gratitude over our bodies, temples of the Holy Spirit.
Strengthen what is weak. calm what is inflamed, align what is out of order. Let the book of Psalm 103:3 come alive, who heals all your diseases.
We trust your timing, your methods, [music] and your miracles. We speak gratitude over our work, paid or unpaid, seen or unseen. Whatever you do, work at it with all your heart as working for the Lord, says the [music] letter to the Colossians chapter 3 verse 23.
Make us excellent and kind, diligent and joyful. Let our effort be worship and our [music] integrity be witness. We speak gratitude over our finances.
Multiply what is in our hands as we honor you. supply all our needs according to his riches in glory in Christ Jesus. The letter to the Philippians chapter 4 19.
Make us generous because you are generous. [music] Let contentment guard us from comparison and gratitude guard us from greed. We speak gratitude over relationships.
Heal old hurts. Mellow harsh memories. Teach us to forgive as we [music] have been forgiven.
The Gospel according to Matthew 6 14 and 15. Knit hearts in love. Restore what was broken according to your will.
Protect covenant bonds. Bless friendships [music] with encouragement and honesty. Lord, for the one facing a closed door, let them hear.
I am doing a new thing. The book of Isaiah 43 verse 19. For the one staring at an obstacle, remind them [music] that you still part sees.
For the one carrying a dream that seems [music] lifeless, breathe resurrection power. The letter to the Ephesians 1 19 and 20. For the one weary from waiting, renew strength.
The book of Isaiah 40 verse 31. [music] We thank you that gratitude is not seasonal. It is spiritual.
We thank you that thanksgiving breaks cycles of negativity [music] and opens the windows of heaven. We thank you that praise silences the enemy and his accusations. The book of Psalm 8:2.
We thank you that when we lift Jesus [music] high, you draw hearts. The Gospel according to John 12:32. Now Lord, let our day be marked by your presence.
Let favor attend our steps like a shield. The book of Psalm 5:12. Let wisdom crown our choices.
Courage steady our voice and kindness [music] color our tone. Cover us with your hand. Keep us from temptation.
Deliver us from evil. For yours is the [music] kingdom and the power and the glory forever and ever. Father, as the sun climbs higher, let our gratitude rise with it.
Let thanksgiving [music] be the melody of our mourning and the rhythm of our steps. You are the [music] light that never fades, the fountain that never runs dry, the shepherd who [music] goes before us, and the rear guard who stands behind us. We honor you.
[music] We adore you. We rely upon you. We declare over this day what your word declares.
This is the day the Lord has made. We will rejoice [music] and be glad in it. The book of Psalm chapter 11 18:20 for we will rejoice by choice not by chance [music] by faith not by feelings.
We will rejoice because you are [music] worthy. We thank you for doors. You are already unlocking for divine appointments.
You are arranging for solutions. [music] you are revealing. We thank you for favor that surrounds us as with a shield.
The book of Psalm 5:12. We thank you for angels that keep charge over us. The book of [music] Psalm 90 1:1.
We thank you for wisdom that enters our hearts and knowledge that is pleasant to our soul. The book of Proverbs 2:es 10 [music] and 11. We ask that our gratitude change atmospheres today.
Where there is tension, let peace enter. [music] Where there is confusion, let clarity come. Where there is heaviness, let joy arise.
The joy of the Lord is your strength. The book of Nehemiah 8:10 proclaims, [music] "Make us strong with holy joy. Let our speech be seasoned with thanksgiving.
Do everything without grumbling or arguing, says the letter [music] to the Philippians 2:14. So that you may become blameless and pure, children of [music] God, among whom you shine like stars in the sky. Make us stars, small lights, showing the way to the bright morning star.
[music] We bless our leaders, our co-workers, our clients, our classmates. We bless those we agree with and those we [music] find difficult. We choose the better conversation, the kinder word, the listening heart.
As far as it depends on you, [music] live at peace with everyone, says the letter to the Romans [music] 12:8. Let gratitude make peace possible. We declare protection over commutes and errands, appointments and assignments.
[music] The Lord will watch over your coming and going both now and forever more. The book [music] of Psalm chapter 120 1:8. Watch over us, Lord.
And while you watch over us, help us to watch for you to notice, to name, and to narrate your goodness aloud. [music] Testimony multiplies blessing. We confess that gratitude is warfare.
When fear attempts to whisper, we will [music] thank you for perfect love that casts out fear. The first letter of John 4:8. When scarcity tries to speak, we will thank you that the Lord is our shepherd and we shall not want.
The book of Psalm 23:1. When discouragement leans in, we will thank you that those who hope in the Lord will renew their [music] strength. The book of Isaiah chapter 40:31.
Lord, make our homes sanctuaries of praise. Let music of mercy fill the rooms. Let scripture open on tables and lips.
Let [music] kindness be our culture and hospitality our habit. As for me and my house, we will serve the Lord, declares the book of Joshua, chapter 24, verse 15. We choose [music] to serve by thanking, to honor by praising, to lead by loving.
We thank you for every no that protected us, every weight that prepared us, and every [music] yes that surprised us. We thank you that no good [music] thing does he withhold from those whose walk is blameless. The book of Psalm 80 4:1.
Teach us blameless, walking, humble, honest, honoring. Father, let divine [music] creativity flow in our work. Give us inspired ideas, excellent [music] solutions, and favor with people.
Let our gifts serve others and glorify [music] you. Whatever you do, whether in word or deed, do it all in the name of the Lord Jesus. The letter to the Colossians 3:1 17.
We do this [music] day in your name. We lift those who mourn and those who battle sickness, those awaiting news and those carrying heavy loads. [music] comfort, heal, provide, guide, [music] be near to the brokenhearted, and save those crushed in spirit.
The book of Psalm 34:18. [music] Let gratitude sustain their hope. God sees me.
God is [music] with me. God will not fail me. We thank you for the gospel, the [music] good news that never expires.
Thank you, Jesus. For the cross [music] that saves, for the blood that cleanses, for the empty tomb that guarantees victory. We receive forgiveness.
We walk in freedom. We live as beloved. If the sun sets you free, you will be free indeed.
The Gospel according to John 8:6. [music] Let our thanksgiving be the sound of the free. We pray over finances.
Give [music] daily bread. Cancel fear of lack. Inspire wise stewardship.
[music] Open opportunities to bless others. Give and it will [music] be given to you. Says the gospel according to Luke 6:38.
Make us cheerful givers because we are grateful receivers. We pray over purpose. Align our [music] steps with your calling today.
Lead us to people who need encouragement. Put your words in our mouth and your compassion in our tone. We are therefore Christ's ambassadors.
The second letter to the Corinthians 5:20 affirms. Let us represent heaven well, thankfully, joyfully, humbly. Lord, as gratitude rises, let chains fall.
Break the habit of complaining. Break cycles of comparison. Break mindsets of scarcity.
Plant contentment in our hearts and watchfulness [music] in our eyes. Godliness with contentment is great gain. Says the first letter to Timothy.
Chapter [music] 6. We receive that gain not things but him. We thank you for being the God of already already going before [music] us.
Already working behind the scenes, already turning what was meant for evil into good. [music] As Joseph testified, "You intended to harm me, but God intended it for good. " The book of Genesis 50:20.
[music] We align our gratitude with your intention. Finally, [music] Lord, we seal this day with praise. I will bless the Lord at all times.
His praise shall continually be in my mouth. The book of Psalm 30 [music] 4:1. Let continually be true of us.
Let thanksgiving be our reflex. Praise our posture and worship our way of life. [music] We give you all the glory for waking us today, for carrying us thus far, and for everything you will yet do.
In the name of Jesus Christ, we pray. Amen. And amen.
[music] If this prayer has touched your heart, type amen in the [music] comments as your public declaration of faith and gratitude, share this with someone who needs peace [music] today. And if you have a special request, leave it below. We would be honored to pray for you.
May the grace and peace of our Lord Jesus Christ [music] be with you always.
