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Choosing Gratitude in Hard Places
Choosing gratitude in hard places is not natural. Hard places don’t have to harden us, though. We can see God’s hand in the midst.
Choosing Gratitude in Pain
Walking through the doorway of pain we find that God is there with us and He chose pain to give us life.
Choosing Gratitude in Sorrow
Grief and sadness do not have to steal our joy. Finding solace in God’s word helps us to see our problems from a different perspective.
Choosing Gratitude at all times
Ultimately, gratitude is a choice formed in hard places. We would not appreciate blessings had we not first visited hard places.
Listen in to this episode and learn how to be set free from the prison of ingratitude.
1 Thessalonians 5:18
“Give thanks in all circumstances; for this is God’s will for you in Christ Jesus.”
Our Hosts
Denise Pass
Angela Donadio
Before she wrote books, she wrote several songs that received radio airplay, including You Are Worthyand Layers. Passionate to help others to see deep in a shallow world, Denise also has two podcasts that communicate biblical truths for our daily lives, Seeing Deepas well as the Black and Whitepodcasts.
Denise and her husband live near Fredericksburg, VA. A homeschool mom of five with four in college, Denise has a passion to help moms navigate motherhood with grace and courage. An advocate for children, her youngest was adopted from Russia. When Denise is not ministering at conferences, she is leading worship on Sundays at her home church, studying God’s word, writing books or songs, gardening or spending time with family and friends. Visit her at www.denisepass.comor on YouTube.
As an Ordained Minister and Women’s Pastor, she serves alongside her husband, Dale, Lead Pastor of River of Life Worship Center in Fredericksburg, Virginia. She’s an adventure junkie, mom to two young adults, and blogs regularly at www.angeladonadio.com.
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