We naturally attribute godliness to specific actions, but the motives matter too. If we're doing things for appearances or to complete a personal checklist, it's not necessarily an indication of holy, righteous living. Yet if we are able to view everything as a blessing, and we are able to quickly turn the things that we have or what happens to us into reasons to praise God, we find ourselves closer to him, and our thoughts more like his. Pastor Adam and Steph meditate on a quote from 18th-century priest, William Law, who points out that the greatest saints are the ones who give thanks.