Thanksgiving Message

In this episode of Been Through To Breakthrough, host Pamela Roberson, Licensed Associate Counselor, Screening Clinician, and woman of faith, invites you into a moment of reflection, honesty, and gratitude—no matter what this holiday looks like for you. Whether your Thanksgiving is filled with laughter and community or feels quiet, heavy, or complicated, this episode offers a gentle reminder: God sees you, God loves you, and God is with you. Pamela breaks down the true meaning of gratitude—not giving thanks for every circumstance, but learning to give thanks in every circumstance, just as 1 Thessalonians 5:18 teaches. Through powerful personal reflection and spiritual insight, she reminds us that even when life feels like it's falling apart, something in your life is still standing… and whatever is still standing, God can use, bless, and rebuild. You'll hear: A special Thanksgiving blessing spoken over you A comforting reminder that gratitude can be whispered through tears Encouragement for anyone carrying loss, stress, or unanswered prayers A prayer inviting renewed hope, healing, and God's peace A closing message of faith: God is not finished with you yet If today is joyful—rejoice. If today is painful—be gentle with yourself. Either way, your breakthrough is closer than you think. Key Scriptures: 1 Thessalonians 5:18 – "Give thanks in all circumstances…" In This Episode: The truth about gratitude during difficult seasons How God meets you in the "in-between" Why what's still standing in your life matters A powerful prayer for healing and hope Words of encouragement for your journey Stay Connected: Share your thoughts, breakthroughs, or questions with Pamela on Instagram: @black_is_beautiful_forever If this Thanksgiving message encouraged you, share it with someone who needs a reminder of God's goodness and faithfulness today. Don't forget to follow the show so you never miss an episode—and if you're moved to do so, leave a review. Your support helps this podcast reach more hearts and lives.