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시편 138:1-8

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The gratitude that God wants

Psalm 138:1-8

You are the Christ, the Son of the living God.

I confess again with full faith.

You are the Christ, the Son of the living God.

Have you ever met someone with mental or social problems?

Or have you ever seen someone so hesitant that they feel like giving up on life?

Have you ever met or talked to people like that?

What they have in common is that they are all cool-headed and rational.

When I meet people like that, I can't tell whether I dislike them or hate them.

And he's also kind.

We quickly forget and lose them.

They have another thing in common: they lack gratitude. In its absence, there is only fear, resentment, and extremes.

There is no gratitude and it is full of these things.

Why wouldn't they be grateful?

Because gratitude is God's domain.

Many experts and doctors around the world have found that these things happen because of a lack of gratitude.

I try to somehow elicit gratitude from them.

We recall old records and feel sad and happy together.

But these things don't work. They quickly become resentful and pessimistic, and their behavior becomes extreme.

It brings us back to fear.

So, for us who believe in God, there must be an answer to gratitude.

We must know what gratitude means in the words of the living God.

This is Philippians 4:7.

The greatest thing we can be thankful for in life is knowing that our life is in Jesus Christ.

The only true gratitude in our lives is Christ, Jesus.

True gratitude comes only from Jesus Christ.

What is Jesus? It's not enough to simply know Jesus.

We need to recover gratitude in the midst of suffering and pain.

I only want to be Jesus to those people.

You all must become one with Jesus.

Only the Lord can comfort you and give you true peace.

May the Lord alone bless you.

Does that make you happy?

Guard our hearts and minds in Christ Jesus.

You will be able to guard your heart and mind in Christ Jesus.

I need to ask you to guard my heart and mind so that I don't have wrong thoughts.

I know this is so important.

Look at Joseph. Can he still be thankful to God despite the persecution of his brothers?

Does gratitude come out in that moment? Does patience come out?

Who does this? Jesus does it.

I need to ask Jesus to guard my heart and mind.

I must make sure that my family is truly grateful and happy.

We must make it known that there is no one but God.

I believe that the gratitude God gives and the gratitude God desires will be restored, and that the rest of my life will become a gratitude summit.

2 Timothy details what happens if we are not thankful.

When we are not grateful, three problems arise. First, we open our eyes to the world's greed.

We must believe in God because we are spiritual beings.

We must always be able to communicate with God mentally and spiritually.

We must communicate with God.

It must be filled with the spirit of God.

Because there is no spiritual hunger, you may be satisfied for a moment, but as time passes, you will no longer be satisfied.

Everything is revealed in 2 Timothy.

There is no one who lives their life like this because they want to fail.

Momentary problems and incidents cause harm to others and myself.

Without God's grace, this land is in great danger.

Without God's gratitude, this land would be so precarious and dangerous.

Thirdly, you will fall into spiritual wandering.

I want to find the answer, but since there is no answer, I just keep wandering.

Because they cannot solve it on their own, they turn to alcohol and drugs.

If there is no gratitude from God on this earth, people will seek worldly fame and pleasure.

To get to the point, there is a gratitude that God wants from us.

First, it is gratitude to the saints.

What should I be thankful for?

In Deuteronomy, it says that before you entered the land of Canaan, there were plants you had not planted, buildings you had not built, wells and springs you had not dug.

God said, “I am afraid that when I bless you and give you many blessings and answers, you will leave me when you are full.”

We believe that for us, gratitude should only be to Jesus and God.

It is Passover. We are told to keep this feast forever and be thankful.

When you were wandering without true happiness, did you feel satisfied when you one day became a happy being?

For God so loved the world that he gave his one and only Son, that whoever believes in him may not perish but have eternal life.

Today is Thanksgiving Day, and while we are thankful for the harvest and the blessings and protection it brings, we are even more thankful for the realization that we have fundamentally encountered God.

We should also be thankful that we have become children of God.

This should be something to be thankful for for the rest of your life.

I feel so grateful.

Please let me be used for God's gospel and evangelism.

I believe that the grace of world evangelization will be fully bestowed upon your family.

I believe that we must hold on to the covenant of world evangelization and live as citizens of heaven.

What is the content of our thanksgiving? We must enjoy and observe three seasons.

We must rejoice and give thanks to the Lord with all our being.

To change into a grateful constitution, you must be grateful with all your heart.

Then you will be grateful even in everyday life.

You can see gratitude everywhere.

Gratitude doesn't grow on its own without our attention.

Gratitude is something you find.

Gratitude is what makes the title.

We must find things to be grateful for, even if we are not grateful, even if gratitude disappears.

That's how it happened when I thanked God with all my heart.

It is not easy to thank the Father for everything.

We must enter into a life of finding and creating things to be grateful for.

I hope that you will find something to be grateful for this week, create something to be grateful for, and become a person who is grateful in some way.

Gratitude breeds gratitude.

Gratitude is continually derived and created within gratitude.

I hope you all become people who give birth to gratitude.

Catholics often pray this prayer: "You've already given me so much, but please give me just one more."

I hope this becomes a gratitude summit.

We must know the gratitude that God wants, the gratitude that David had.

David didn't just receive answers to his prayers.

Most of us pray, "Please solve this problem, please give me this."

This is our prayer.

The immediate problem must be resolved and fixed quickly.

David experienced God's protection and salvation in a real way.

I offered up praise with a heart so grateful for God's providence.

David regained transcendent gratitude.

David said that Jehovah will reward him.

He said that he would work together for good in all things.

I believe that everything should work together for good.

I must hold on to the absolute plan of my home and family for me.

In conclusion, we have recovered with gratitude.

We are evangelists. When we confess our grace, then we become evangelists.

I hope you will go out into your field and confess God's salvation.

This week is Thanksgiving Week.

I believe that by helping us discover the fundamental problem, remembering the three seasons and remembering them with all our being, we will move forward as mature Christians, not looking to the immediate situation, in a state of transcendent gratitude, and become evangelistic disciples whom God delights in.

Thank you, God.

I am thankful that I can restore God's gratitude on Thanksgiving Day.

In the name of Jesus Christ, I pray. Amen.