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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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Ungrateful
Reminds me of the story of two old friends who happened upon each other at the store one day. One […]
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Root of so many problems
After decades of ministry to hurting people, I have come to believe that a failure to give thanks is at […]
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Chronic mood
One thing is indisputable: the chronic mood of looking longingly at what we have not, or thankfully at what we […]
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entitlement leads to ingratitude
When we take simple blessings for granted as if they were owed to us, or conversely, when we start to […]
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Needs met illegitimately
“An ungrateful person,” Dr. D. James Kennedy pointed out regarding this passage in Romans, “is only one step away from […]
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Ingratitude a tap root sin
Ingratitude is the taproot out of which grows a host of other sins. And if we don’t put the axe […]
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Ingratitude not a presenting issue?
Still, it would surprise me to think that you woke up this morning saying, “My, if I could just be […]