This sermon, drawn from the lamentation of Psalm 6, presents a call to continual thanksgiving, Even in suffering, the believer's posture should be one of gratitude rooted in God's covenant faithfulness. This text shows David's plea for life so that he might continue to praise God, showing that thanksgiving is the natural response of a life sustained by divine grace. Through the lens of David's affliction—physical weakness, emotional despair, and spiritual distance— we see how God's discipline, though painful, is an expression of paternal love, not abandonment, and that the ultimate hope lies in God's unchanging character. Ultimately, the sermon calls the congregation to live in perpetual gratitude, recognizing that every breath, every blessing, and even every trial are grounds for thanksgiving to the God who is faithful, merciful, and sovereign.