Autumn & Thanksgiving Archives

Thanksgiving is too wonderful a holiday to let slip by without some intentional, active gratitude.

This year, as we gather at our Thanksgiving tables of plenty and pot-luck, let us consider just how honorable we desire to be.

You may be wondering: Now that my kids are grown and I don’t see them often, what can I do to really connect with them?

Feel free to use this material as you prepare your own Thanksgiving messages.

Although they've faced difficulties, Kym shares why she is thankful for her autistic son and their journey since his diagnosis.

It’s one of the most overshadowed holidays on the calendar, so let me set a few things straight about Thanksgiving.

She first saw the elderly gentleman at a cemetery on Thanksgiving morning. She watched him cry at a grave, holding a bouquet of flowers. After...

"Sitting around the table at a feast is not a gluttonous act," Bringle said. "Sitting in front of the television gobbling potato chips is."

We tend to idealize holidays, but human depravity doesn’t go into hibernation between Thanksgiving and New Year’s.

John Stonestreet shares a classic Chuck Colson BreakPoint commentary on Thanksgiving, Squanto, and the Providence of God.

“No one can serve two masters. For you will hate one and love the other...You cannot serve both God and money."

Has your heart ever been so broken you cried out to God for an answer “why” before you would even consider giving “thanks”?

Should you go spend time with people you can't stand, just because they're family? Dr. Roger has three suggestions for how to deal with family...

Celebrate Thanksgiving with Psalm 105.

As we, once again, approach this national day of “thanksgiving” I thought it necessary to reflect upon our nation’s long history of acknowledging...