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Sacrificial gratitude
You’re not likely to find thankfulness paired with stories of sacrifice in your average candy and greeting card aisle (where […]
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Silent gratitude
Gratitude is not the quiet game. It begs to be expressed, both to God and to others. “Silent gratitude,” Gladys […]
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Contagious in the home
Ingratitude is toxic. It poisons the atmosphere in our homes and workplaces. It contaminates hearts and relationships. Moms and dads […]
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Lepers blessing
True story. A church group from New Bern, North Carolina, had traveled to the Caribbean on a mission trip. As […]
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My rights
Ungrateful people tend to hold tightly to their rights. And when others fail to perform the way they want or […]
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Satisfaction
Gratitude is often the only difference between pervasive sadness and pure satisfaction. Nancy Leigh DeMossClick to Tweet
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Overjoyed to be alive
Steve Dale, a syndicated columnist who answers people’s questions about their pets, received an email from someone seeking advice on […]
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Satisfaction fuel
Ungrateful people are much like a container that has a hole in it, leaking out every blessing that’s been poured […]
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Blessing others or gratifying yourself
Grateful people are loving people who seek to bless others, while ungrateful people are bent on gratifying themselves. They tend […]
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Pride the father of ingratitude
Henry Ward Beecher was right when he observed, “A proud man is seldom a grateful man, for he never thinks […]