
Current Message Series
Gratitude seems simple until we realize how many things are constantly working against it. Entitlement convinces us that we deserve what we have. Comparison makes someone else’s blessing feel like our loss. Our appetite for more keeps moving the finish line of “enough.” And over time, we simply forget how faithful God has already been.
In The Gratitude Effect, we’ll confront four of the biggest enemies of a grateful heart and discover that gratitude is more than saying “thank you”, it’s a way of seeing God, our lives, and what we’ve been given differently. When gratitude takes root in us, its effects begin showing up everywhere.
In The Gratitude Effect, we’ll confront four of the biggest enemies of a grateful heart and discover that gratitude is more than saying “thank you”, it’s a way of seeing God, our lives, and what we’ve been given differently. When gratitude takes root in us, its effects begin showing up everywhere.











