Prayer to give thanks to God

I've been in the presence of a variety of people, but nothing compares to being in the presence of God. It's such a relief to know that God has your back. Knowing that God is your protector and rampart is a double blessing. One thing I know is that God never leaves nor forsakes his children. Our God, according to the Bible, is a dependable God.

Praying a thank you prayer is a wonderful way to express our sincere thanks to God. And to remind ourselves that we wouldn't be where we are today if it wasn't for Him and His grace.

Let us remember to thank him every day for these blessings and to express our gratitude to him through prayers.

Prayer

Thank you, God, not only for all of your blessings, but also for the challenges that bring us closer to you. Forgive us for looking for help in all the wrong places and twisting our wheels when true help and healing must first be discovered in you. Thank you for giving me the strength to wait out the storm through the difficult times. Your greatness is beyond understanding and your love is beyond my imaginations. Through Christ, who bore my sin so that I could be your child, I will live this day to your glory.

You are my rock and my refuge no matter what storms come my way. Thank you for the nourishment you provide, the light you cast about me, and your unfailing love. Help me to stay strong in my faith and keep my eyes on you in the face of adversity. Amen, in Jesus' name.

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