Autumn & Thanksgiving Archives

It would seem that the more we give to others, the poorer we become, but just the opposite is true.

At the root of our Thanksgiving celebration is the refrain from Psalm 136 that God's mercy endures forever.

There are three "thanks-busters" that keep us from being thankful, truly enjoying life and becoming all that Christ wants us to become.

We'd be well served to recall the proclamations of great men set aside for this holiday.

At Thanksgiving, it's easy to incorporate decorations and make memories without breaking the bank.

If we remember that our true wealth isn’t material, then we are rich indeed, and have much for which to be grateful.

Here are some all-too-common scenarios that can burst the bubble of unrealistic expectations at Thanksgiving – and what you can do if you encounter...

On Thanksgiving, families will gather together around the dinner table, but what about the other 364 days of the year?

What better time to think through and appreciate the "unexpected" blessings God shows us.

Thanksgiving is a profoundly Christian holiday in that it focuses us on the God as the true source of all our blessings.

America is a miracle, an answer to countless prayers and thankful hearts. There's no other way to explain it.

This key ingredient can't be peeled or mashed, nor can it be stuffed or baked. It goes beyond the skin and right to the heart.

Developing "an attitude of gratitude" can gradually transform how you see yourself, your life, your work and your potential.

For adolescents, gratitude is a vital piece not only for character formation but also for day-to-day perspective.

The holidays are certainly a time to think about – nay, physically assist – those less fortunate than ourselves. But are we missing someone?