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I‘m hoping that you’ll all remember that these daily thanksgiving posts don’t stop after American Thanksgiving Day, but go on through the entire month of November. If you can spare the time, please keep posting your thanksgiving.
As many of you are busy enjoying family and turkey, I’m thankful that I have enough. In so many ways, God has provided enough (and more) for me. My needs have been met by God’s providence and I thank him for it.
And now a little request: If you’ve come by to read through the thanksgiving posts, I know that right now you have enough time to pray for the Downes family. Martin Downes writes one of my favorite blogs, Against Heresies. Here’s his post from today:
Yesterday our youngest daughter Kezia (9) went for an MRI scan. The doctors discovered a large brain tumor, which is pressing on the pituitary gland. Kezia is currently in hospital in Wrexham and will be transferred today to Alder Hey children’s hospital in Liverpool where the neurosurgeons will assess her and operate.
Please pray for Kezia and the rest of the family.
Others thanking God today:
- Diane is thankful to celebrate God’s gracious bounty with her family.
- Becky is thankful “because even though God is too wonderful for me to comprehend, and His holiness is beyond my reach, He has opened my eyes to see a glimpse of His glory and has given me the promise that I will behold Him face to face one day, and I will be satisfied, I will long for nothing no more.”
- Kim (The Upward Call) is thankful that she can stay indoors today.
- Laura suggests staying thankful through Christmas.
- Lisa is thankful for the differences.
- Persis is thankful for Jesus.
- Elle is thankful for the providences of God that have eternity in view.
- Rosemary posts a Psalm of thanksgiving.
- Trisha is thankful for the gift of thanksgiving.
- Victoria is thankful for the gospel.
- Becky is thankful for dinner with her son, mother, and friends.
- Kim (Hiraeth) posts a thanksgiving verse.
- Joan is thankful for family.
- Dorothy posts Psalm 100.
- Jen is thankful that we are commanded to be thankful.
- Amy in Peru is thankful for food, family, friends and a house.
Update 6:30pm PST:
- Staci posts a thanksgiving hymn.
- Sandra is thankful for godly Christian men and women.
What are you thankful for today?
Do you want to participate, too? You’ll find instructions here for the ways both bloggers and nonbloggers can join in the thanksgiving.
I’ll add new links to this post this evening.
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.