Thanksgiving, the holiday, passed with feasts, family, and food. True thanksgiving never leaves a heart when you focus on the reason for the Christmas season. We sing in Thanksgiving.
He is our focus and our love not just in the Holiday Season, but throughout the year. His sacrifice and goodness make Him worthy. He is King of Kings and Lord of Lords. Jesus is all I need. He guides me. He directs me. He protects me.
He came as a babe to save all generations. I pray you accept Him today.
“The Light of the World” is a piece of art by Jay Bryant Ward.
Haiku: Sing of His Glory by Mary Hill
John 3:16: For God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in him should not perish, but have everlasting life.
Leading up to Thanksgiving, I began a series celebrating Fall Thankfulness. Here is the landing page. This post represents the letter “S” in Thanksgiving. I continue to blend this series with the start of another sponsored by Wendy Speake: A Holiday Haiku Challenge. Wendy kindly featured me on her blog here! I am so appreciative.
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Yes, let’s carry our thankfulness right into the Christmas season!
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Even if Thanksgiving is over, there’s always something to be thankful for everyday. This is a lovely interpretation of the word. Thanks for that wonderful song!
Thank you for stopping by.
Mary Hill recently posted…The S in Thanksgiving: Sing
Hi Mary!! You have such a lovely website! Looking forward to reading more in the coming weeks, including the Haikus!!
Kathy, thanks for stopping by. 🙂 Can’t wait to visit you.
Hello and blessings! There can not be too many letters in Thanksgiving, nor too many ways to give thanks. Love to here of your series on giving thanks. I’m your neighbor at Purposeful Faith today.
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Sandra, I am so glad you stopped by. I have about six letters left now. Time is flying.
Mary Hill recently posted…The S in Thanksgiving: Sing