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Don’t Fix What’s Wrong, Richelle E. Goodrich, and Psalm 109:30 (Everyday Thanks #690)
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Don’t Fix What’s Wrong, Richelle E. Goodrich, and Psalm 109:30 (Everyday Thanks #690)

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Descripción de Don’t Fix What’s Wrong, Richelle E. Goodrich, and Psalm 109:30 (Everyday Thanks #690)

Our thankful thought for today is this: Many of the problems that exist in the world stem from the fact that people expend too much energy and waste too much time trying to fix what is wrong with their lives instead of choosing to be grateful for what is good and right.

Our quote of thanks is from Richelle E. Goodrich. She said, “There are still blue skies and rainbows and days bathed in sunlight. There are colorful shade trees filled with sweet bird songs. And there are wishing stars in the heavens as well as angels in God's service. So lift up your eyes. Refuse to be unhappy.”

Our Bible verse of thanks is Psalm 109:30 (NLT). It reads, “With my mouth I will greatly extol the Lord; in the great throng of worshipers I will praise him.”

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