In the United States, tomorrow is Thanksgiving Day. Thanksgiving is a feast holiday celebrating and remembering that which we are thankful for. Around this time of year, my church small group practices the tradition of sharing three things that we are thankful for. It has something to do with a story of pilgrims rationing their food to only three kernels of corn per day per person. I'd like to share this tradition with the folks on this forum.
I suppose, being the OP, I should start:
I suppose, being the OP, I should start:
- First and foremost, I am thankful for and to God the Father, the Son, and Holy Spirit. He, knowing my sinful state of rebellion, provided Jesus Christ, the Son, as propitiation for all of my unrighteousness.
- I am thankful for and to my family, friends, and brothers and sisters in Christ Jesus. They have provided support, comradery, advice, and even loving rebuke during both the dark valley lows and the bright mountain highs.
- I am thankful for and to my current employer. They were willing to provide employment when no one else would during the SARS-CoV-2 pandemic, granting me wages to provide for myself as well as others.