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Why Thanksgiving Is My Favorite American Tradition
America may not have many centuries-old cultural traditions, but we do have Thanksgiving—a holiday built around family, food, football, gratitude and eating until basic movement becomes difficult. Continue reading
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Tagged American Culture, American traditions, Daily Prompt, dailyprompt, dailyprompt-2861, family, gratitude, holidays, humor, thanksgiving
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When It Became My House—The Moment I Felt Like an Adult
One Christmas made me realize people were coming to my house now. One Thanksgiving made me realize I had to decide what kind of house they were coming to. Continue reading
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Tagged adulthood, Christmas, compassion, dailyprompt, dailyprompt-2855, family, Growing Up, home, memories, parenting, responsibility, thanksgiving
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The Stranger Who Restored My Faith in People
We were stranded on a rural Georgia road after hitting a deer when a stranger stopped to help. Nearly twelve years later, I still remember what his simple act of kindness taught me about people. Continue reading
Quick Thought – Monday, July 6, 2026: Beauty For Ashes
Even in seasons marked by hardship, God is still working. Sometimes we need to stop and count the quiet victories we might have missed. Continue reading
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Tagged ashes, beauty, bible study, COVID-19, encouragement, family reunion, garbage, God’s faithfulness, gratitude, success, thankfulness, thanksgiving, victories, victory
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Quick Thought – Sunday, June 28, 2026: Enter His Gates
True worship begins with thanksgiving, moves through praise and leads us into reverence before the Lord. We enter His gates with gratitude, but we should end with our hearts bowed before Him. Continue reading
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Tagged court, disciple, holy of holies, holy place, Moses, Music, praise and worship, presence of God, Priest, sacrifice, tabernacle, Temple, thanksgiving, worship
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Quick Thought – Monday, May 18, 2026: The Path to His Presence
The journey into God’s presence begins before the holy place. It begins at the gate — with thanksgiving — and continues through the courts with praise. Continue reading
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Tagged bible study, devotion, faith, God, holiness, Jesus, praise, presence, Psalms, Quick Thought, reflection, study, tabernacle, thanksgiving
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Why Christmas Still Wins
I like every holiday for different reasons, but Christmas is the big one. Faith, family, food, music, memories, generosity and joy all come wrapped together in the reminder that God gave us the greatest gift of all. Continue reading
Quick Thought – Tuesday, April 21, 2026: The Waxing Will Be Your Donation
Sometimes the heart behind what we do matters more than the act itself. Jesus reminds us that giving loses something important when it becomes a performance for others. Continue reading
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Tagged Bible, bible study, car wash, Christian reflection, daily devotion, devotion, faith, generosity, giving, God, heart attitude, holiness, humility, Jesus, Matthew 6, motives, Quick Thought, reflection, study, thank you, thankful heart, thanks, thanksgiving
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Quick Thought – Thursday, April 9, 2026: Friends and Gratitude
Joseph helped a man who promised to remember him — and then promptly forgot him. Gratitude is one of the simplest virtues, yet one of the easiest to neglect. Sometimes others forget what we’ve done, but God never does. Continue reading
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Tagged appreciation, Bible, Christian character, cupbearer, faith, faithfulness, friendship, Genesis, God, gratitude, Jesus, Joseph, Lord, Old Testament, prison, Quick Thought, reflection, remembering kindness, service, thankfulness, thanks, thanksgiving, trust, work
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Quick Thought – Monday, March 16, 2026: He Deserves Our Praise
Read Psalm 96 For great is the Lord, and greatly to be praised; he is to be feared above all gods. Psalm 96:4 Reflect Search the Internet for news headlines with the word “praise,” and you’ll find things like: Rev. … Continue reading
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