Practicing Gratitude | Pastor Teer

Jesus heals ten men, but only one returns to say thank you. The man was a Samaritan (this is the gospel’s way of telling us he was outside of God’s covenant with Israel). But Jesus tells the man his faith has made him well. The man was moved by the gracious act of Jesus to a posture of generosity and sent on his way to live a life of faith. Practicing gratitude changes individuals and communities. When Christians practice gratitude coming to worship is not about what we can get out of the morning and stewardship, is no longer about fundraising but instead about returning a portion of God’s blessing upon us to God.