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What Can I Give, Robert Emmons, and James 1:17 (Everyday Thanks #610)
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What Can I Give, Robert Emmons, and James 1:17 (Everyday Thanks #610)

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Our thankful thought for today is this: When we give with a whole heart, we experience more blessings than we can imagine. Jesus said, “It is more blessed to give than to receive.” Many relationships turn sour over time because each person is in it for himself or herself. It’s about “what can I get out of this?” instead of “what can I give?” or “how can I help or benefit this person’s life?” Giving begets giving. When we choose to give more, we will find more blessings coming our way, not because we seek them, but because they seek us.

Our quote of thanks is from Robert Emmons. He said, "There is a magnetic appeal to gratitude. It speaks to a need that's deeply entrenched."

Our Bible verse of thanks is James 1:17 (NLT). It reads, "Whatever is good and perfect is a gift coming down to us from God our Father, who created all the lights in the heavens. He never changes or casts a shifting shadow."

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