Whose Responsible, Orrin Woodward, and James 1:17 (Everyday Thanks #412)
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Whose Responsible, Orrin Woodward, and James 1:17 (Everyday Thanks #412)

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Our thankful thought for today is this: Isn't is strange how we put people in charge of things that they really cannot control. Like our happiness, for example. We tend to blame people, situations, and even God for our lack of happiness as if they have some special power. But people, nor situations, and not even God is responsible for the happiness in our lives. We are. We are in charge of our own happiness. At the end of the day, whether we are happy or not is simply up to the choices we make. Gratitude precedes happiness. If we choose gratitude, we will choose happiness.

Our quote of thanks is from Orrin Woodward. He said, "Ingratitude produces pride while gratitude produces humility."

Our Bible verse of thanks is James 1:17. It reads, "Every good gift and every perfect gift is from above, and cometh down from the Father of lights, with whom is no variableness, neither shadow of turning."

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