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Today we give thanks for being filled with the Word of God. In the book of Nehemiah the Israelites have rediscovered the Word of God and we see the thankfulness that flows out of them for being able to hear it again. We see that as we hear the Word of God, read the Word of God, sing the Word of God, get taught the Word of God, share the Word of God and ultimately live a life abiding in the Word of God that this will lead to a life of thankfulness and gratitude. Paul instructs us to let the Word of Christ dwell in us richly and see the incredible blessing that the Word of God is in our lives.

Today we give thanks for being filled with the Word of God. In the book of Nehemiah the Israelites have rediscovered the Word of God and we see the thankfulness that flows out of them for being able to hear it again. We see that as we hear the Word of God, read the Word of God, sing the Word of God, get taught the Word of God, share the Word of God and ultimately live a life abiding in the Word of God that this will lead to a life of thankfulness and gratitude. Paul instructs us to let the Word of Christ dwell in us richly and see the incredible blessing that the Word of God is in our lives.

Today we give thanks for being filled with the peace of Jesus. The peace that has been given to us is not like the counterfeit peace that the world wants to give to us. The world tries to make us believe that we are not complete until we have gained something else of the world. This kind of peace is a continual outside-in approach but the peace of God is completely different. The peace that Jesus has given us “rules our hearts” and starts from within us and does outward into any circumstance we might face in this world. The peace that comes from the knowledge of God’s love, God’s power, and God’s salvation no matter what.

Today we give thanks for being filled with the peace of Jesus. The peace that has been given to us is not like the counterfeit peace that the world wants to give to us. The world tries to make us believe that we are not complete until we have gained something else of the world. This kind of peace is a continual outside-in approach but the peace of God is completely different. The peace that Jesus has given us “rules our hearts” and starts from within us and does outward into any circumstance we might face in this world. The peace that comes from the knowledge of God’s love, God’s power, and God’s salvation no matter what.