A Catechism for Girls and Boys

Part I: Questions about God, Man, and Sin

10. Q. Where is God?
      A. God is everywhere.

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November of Thanksgiving 29

I’m thankful for the advent season that we’ve just started. We’re anticipating Christ’s first coming, putting ourselves back, in a way, to the time before the central event in the history of the world, to a time when it was clear that the world desperately needed a saviour, but there was not one….yet.

We can only go back there, of course, in our imaginations, because we live on the bright side of history.  Everything has changed for us because salvation is already here. But it’s good for us to think about the time before—the dark side, if you will—because it makes us more thankful, more glad, more joyous, that  God planned, before creation, for that Light to come, and at the right time, the Light came.

Others thanking God today:

• Diane is thankful for work. (Make sure you click through and see the work she’s writing about)
• Becky has a long list of things.
• Kim (The Upward Call) is thankful for a finished lesson.
• Lisa is thankful for weakness.
• Persis is thankful for pleasant surprises.
• Victoria is thankful for flowers.
• Joan is thankful for her job.
• Lindsay is thankful for flight benefits. (I get those, too, and they really are something to be thankful for.)
• Staci is thankful she has people to miss.

Update 8:30pm PST:

• Rosemary is thankful that you’ve all been thankful because your posts have been a blessing.
• Kim (Hiraeth) is thankful for Spiritual Blessings in Christ.
• Aadel is thankful “that I worship the “light of revelation” Jesus Christ.”
• Trisha is thankful for the gift of sympathy.
• Dorothy is thankful for the Holy Spirit.
• Sandra is thankful for frost on the gate.
• Amy in Peru is thankful for a hard-working, God-fearing man.
• Elle is thankful for an excellent doctor’s report.
  

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November of Thanksgiving 28

We had yummy baked salmon for supper tonight. I’m a big fish fan and I especially love salmon. I’m very thankful that God made fish for us to catch and eat.

I’m thankful for all the different foods God provides for us, and that we have easy access to such a variety of meat, vegies and fruit. (While I’m thinking of it, I’m thankful that I can buy fresh lemons to go with my salmon.) My fridge is full of tasty things and I thank God, who supplies the food we eat.

Others thanking God today:

• Diane is thankful for the privilege of observing the Lord’s Day.
• Becky is thankful for a beautiful Christmas tree and more.
• Kim (The Upward Call) is thankful for Handel’s Messiah and safe roads.
• Lisa is thankful that it’s the first Sunday of advent.
• Persis is thankful for a reminder in today’s sermon.
• Rosemary is thankful “that because Jesus came, we can abound in hope in Him!”
• Victoria is thankful “that God has freed my heart(for the most part anyway) from the materialism and consumerism that drives most Americans.”
• Kim (Hiraeth) is thankful for a whole list of things.
• Aadel is thankful for a reminder.
• Trisha is thankful for the gift of meditating on Scripture together as a family.
• Joan is thankful for rest.
• Dorothy is thankful for sunshine and warmth.
• Becky is thankful for her pastor.
• Elle is thankful for her mom and her husbamd’s mom.

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Do you want to participate, too? You’ll find instructions here for the ways both bloggers and nonbloggers can join in the thanksgiving.

If I’ve missed your post or messed up a link, please tell me. If you miss a day or more, you’ll need to send me the link to your next thanksgiving post.