All In Prayer - Thankfulness - Browncroft Community Church

All In Prayer – Thankfulness

May 21, 2022

Trisha Smith

“Give thanks to the Lord, for he is good, his love endures forever.” (Psalm 107:1)

Being thankful to God in all circumstances is an important part of our faith. It shows that we believe God is who He says He is and that we trust in His promises.

One of the many ways we can show God how thankful we are is by joining together weekly to offer Him praise through musical worship and prayer. When we do this regularly, we are reminded of God’s goodness, grace, and mercy. Being thankful to God keeps us in right relationship with Him and allows us to experience the peace that He has for us.

Being thankful to God keeps us in right relationship with Him and allows us to experience the peace that He has for us.

Isn’t it beautiful to know that this church has gathered to show thankfulness to God for 100 years? Let’s take a moment to pray for the following areas:

That the people of Browncroft would continue to praise God regularly, in words and in deed.
That we would always be inviting people to experience the love and grace that only God can offer.
That God would be glorified by the way we live in thankfulness to Him

Lord, we are so thankful for who You are and what You’ve done for us. As a church, we commit to be a people who continue to gather for the purpose of praising Your holy name. We thank You for leading and guiding this church for 100 years, and we trust in Your plans for the future.

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About The Author

Trisha Smith

Trisha Smith is Browncroft’s Senior Director of Family Ministry. She has served in various family ministry roles over the past 17 years. Outside of church she keeps busy cheering on her daughters in their many sporting events.

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