In this sermon, the focus is on gratitude and Thanksgiving through the lens of storytelling, anchored by an exploration of Psalm 107. Pastor Roy shares personal anecdotes of family Thanksgiving traditions and the profound impact of storytelling in his family. Emphasizing that everyone has a story to tell, the sermon delves into how storytelling is a fundamental human art form. Roy explains how the Book of Psalms, particularly Psalm 107, offers a historical and spiritual perspective on gratitude, God's goodness, and the importance of sharing our stories. Four scenes from Psalm 107 depict people in different forms of distress and God's response to their cries for help, underscoring the themes of redemption, gratitude, and the imperative to share personal testimonies of God's intervention in our lives.

00:00 Introduction to Gratitude and Storytelling

00:35 The Power of Storytelling

03:11 Songs as Stories

04:49 Introduction to Psalm 107

09:19 The Lost Ones

13:37 The Imprisoned Ones

17:54 The Foolish Ones

20:53 The Anxious Ones

24:22 The Restoring God

26:41 The Importance of Sharing Stories

29:11 Closing Prayer and Reflection