Today in our quest to make the season bright, we tackle the question… yes, it is the space question.
Don’t be too quick to answer – it is not an easy question if you really take the time to ponder it…and it is not a silly question either.
You might be thinking about now – Gosh, I don’t even know what the question is….
Well, don’t get your tinsel tangled, we will answer that for you and so much more in this session
It is here! The most wonderful time of the year…Christmas. Christmas @ 434 is truly an exciting time, we hope you are ready for all the fun and excitement of the season. You might have noticed that for some people, Christmas gets a little complicated. Wonderful and complicated don’t always seem to fit together…so how can you help? This year we begin our “Make the Season Bright” series with a reminder of how complicated it can be…have you ever tried to untangle a string of Christmas lights and one bulb doesn’t work and the string remains dark? If you are going to make the season bright, then you have to get the lights shining…this study reminds us of how we can do that.
What kind of attitude do you have? Thanksgiving is a big deal, really it is. Today we explore how to have a big attitude of gratitude and experience no more grumpiness….Gratitude is an essential ingredient on the journey to the fullness of life and the abundant life promised in Jesus
This is a single episode series that expands on our worship series, I Have Attitude.
In our I have Attitude series we have been exploring the importance of having a thankful heart and an attitude of gratitude.
In this study we see Jesus, helping us to understand how thanking can change our thinking…and why that matters if we are ever going to be the people we were created to be.
Do you have attitude? Hopefully so – however the attitude you have is important. The one we are talking about in this series is the attitude of gratitude. It is essential for a deep, rich, and meaningful life. The enemy of gratitude is grumbling. Grumbling and complaining undermine the grace of God and poison the heart. Ingratitude begins in small ways and is often masked by other emotions, thoughts, and behaviors, making the spirit of ungratefulness a challenge to identify. If left unchecked, it can have a costly price.