Title Psalm 138:1~2 Waves of Thanksgiving
Contents Psalm 138:1~2
It is the first black president in the United States since the emancipation of black slaves in 1865.
The American people elected Obama, a black man, as the 44th president with overwhelming support. Barack Obama was a troubled child in high school, drinking and smoking were the basics, and he even got into drugs. He had an unfortunate childhood due to severe racism, but his life was surprisingly turned upside down.
What the underdeveloped countries have in common is that they live in poverty, have dark faces, are good at lying and disguise, and lack gratitude. However, people in developed countries such as Japan and the United States use "thank you" a lot.
The higher the appreciation index, the higher the economic index, as well as the personality index and happiness index. Such countries are characterized by a smile on their first face. Even if the saints smile well, evangelism becomes evangelism. It's hard to get angry with a smiling face.
A saint who had moved to the city was hesitant about which church to go to on Sunday and asked the traffic police. When I came out of the church he introduced me to, there was another church nearby. I asked the traffic police why they introduced the church. Then he said that the expressions of the members who came out of that church were the brightest.
The second thing is to be grateful. Napoleon of France said that he had only six happy days in his life. Because he has no thanks.
On July 30, 2000, when she was in her fourth year at Ewha Womans University, she suffered burns all over her body in a car accident and was hospitalized for 7 months. She underwent major surgery 11 times, and she is living a happy life. Because thank God.
We live in miracles every day. The heart beats 103,689 times and breathes 23,040 times a day. It's not that my heart beats and the blood circulates because I'm trying. Because God created it automatically.
So, if you give thanks, the first joy is full. Second, be attractive. Third, become a person of sharing and giving. More importantly, gratitude is transferable and ripples.
I pray in the name of the Lord that the gratitude of me will be transferred to the gratitude of my children, families, neighbors, churches, and peoples, and that the whole nation will be able to give thanks through a wave of gratitude.