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Ladies and Gentlemen,
I am
deeply privileged to stand before you as your pastor, on this special
day that we have all gathered to give thanks. Thanksgiving, as we all
know, is not just an annual tradition; it is an embodiment of our shared
values, of gratitude, love, and unity. It is a celebration of making
room for hope in our hearts regardless of the trials we face.
We
have gathered here today, not just as members of our congregation, but
as a family. A family that stands together in times both good and bad.
As we share this communal space today, I ask you to look around; to look
at all the familiar faces, the smiles that inspire hope, the hands that
lend support when we falter. Each one of you is a testament to the
spirit of our community. And for each one of you, I give my sincerest
thanks.
Prosperity and trials are but seasons of life and each
season comes bearing its own gifts. This past year, many of us have
faced challenges. Yet, even during those times, I have seen you all hold
onto your faith, demonstrating remarkable spiritual strength. For this
resilience and collective strength, for your unwavering faith in God's
plan, we give thanks.
Today, we appreciate the abundant blessings
God has bestowed upon us—our families, our friends, our health, and our
ability to freely worship Him. But Thanksgiving shouldn't only be about
giving thanks for the abundance we enjoy. It should also be a day where
we give thanks for the simple things, the everyday miracles and mundane
blessings. The laughter of children, a loved one's embrace, a hearty
meal, the mere fact that we are alive and breathing.
During this
annual Thanksgiving, I would like us to remember to extend this spirit
of gratitude beyond the four walls of our homes and our church. Let's
share it with the world; with those who are less fortunate, with those
who are struggling. Let us remember the Bible's teachings of love and
community, and aim to live up to this ideal in all our actions.
As
we enjoy the festivities of the day, and the feast prepared by the
loving hands of our community members, let's remember to be thankful for
even the smallest of blessings. Because gratitude can transform common
days into thanksgivings, turn routine jobs into joy, and change ordinary
opportunities into blessings.
Let this day also serve as a
reminder to us that no matter the trials we face, we can always find
reasons to give thanks. For we are not only reminded of our blessings
but also of how far we have come. We may stumble and fall, yet we rise
again, for we are rooted in God’s unending love and grace.
In
closing, I leave with you the words of Thessalonians 5:16-18– “Rejoice
always, pray without ceasing, give thanks in all circumstances; for this
is the will of God in Christ Jesus for you.”
May we find it in our hearts to live by these words not only today, but every day.
May the grace and blessings of God be upon you always. Have a joyful and blessed Thanksgiving.
Amen.
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