True gratitude isn't just a holiday feeling—it's a lifestyle choice that transforms our perspective and well-being. Research shows that people who practice daily gratitude experience better physical health, stronger relationships, and greater joy. The apostle Paul demonstrated this when he chose to rejoice while imprisoned, proving that our joy depends on our attitude, not our circumstances. God wants us to live gratefully not for His benefit, but for ours, because gratitude literally rewires our brains for happiness and strengthens our connections with others.

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