Grateful Hearts (Part 5)
“Gratitude That Overflows to Others”
2 Corinthians 9:6–15
Introduction: It’s the Sunday after Thanksgiving. But does that mean Thanksgiving over… or has it just begun? Because, for the believer, thanksgiving was never meant to be a single day. It’s meant to become a lifestyle—a pattern of the heart that overflows into action.
Listening Guide – Grateful Hearts (Part 5)
Service and Sermon – Grateful Hearts (Part 5)
Grateful Hearts: Living in the Overflow (Part 4)
The Grateful Life
Luke 17:11–19
Gratitude is the mark of a life transformed by Jesus.
Introduction: We instinctively expect people to say, “thank you.” Unexpressed gratitude often feels like ingratitude. Jesus healed ten lepers, but only one returned to say thanks (Luke 17:17). This story shows us that God notices our gratitude. True transformation leads to expressed thanksgiving. Let’s learn how to be “the one who returned.”
Listening Guide – Grateful Hearts (Part 4)
Service and Semon – Grateful Hearts (Part 4)
Grateful Hearts (Part 3)
Gratitude in the Storm
Philippians 4:4–7
Introduction: Thanksgiving turns worry into peace through prayer.
Listening Guide – Grateful Hearts (Part 3)
Service and Sermon – Grateful Hearts (Part 3)
Grateful Hearts: Living in the Overflow (Part 2)
Gratitude for God’s Goodness
Psalm 103:1–5
Introduction: We often forget our blessings and dwell on what’s wrong. Psalm 103 is David’s remedy—he speaks to his soul, reminding himself to “Bless the Lord” and “forget not all His benefits.” When we reflect on God’s goodness, gratitude naturally grows.
Listening Guide – Grateful Hearts (Part 2)
Service and Sermon – Grateful Heart (Part 2)
Grateful Hearts: Living in the Overflow (Part 1)
The Foundation of Gratitude
1 Thessalonians 5:16–18
Big Idea: Gratitude is God’s will for every believer.
Theme: Gratitude isn’t a seasonal choice but a continual lifestyle.
Application: Develop daily habits of thanksgiving regardless of circumstances.
Introduction: Thanksgiving is more than a holiday—it’s a habit of the heart. Charles Spurgeon said, “Thanksgiving is one of the best ways to keep yourselves in spiritual health.” Paul commands: “Rejoice always, pray continually, give thanks in all circumstances…” (1 Thess. 5:16-18). Gratitude is the foundation of a thriving Christian life—living “in the overflow” of God’s grace.
Listening Guide – Grateful Hearts (Part 1)
Service and Sermon – Grateful Hearts (Part 1)
