You ought to be thankful for salvation.

You ought to be thankful for divine guidance, for complete provision for all your needs.

You ought to be thankful for the hope of glory.

You ought to be thankful for the power of the Word, the power of prayer, the goodness of God, the mercy of God, the holiness of God that never errs.

You ought to be thankful for life and breath, thankful for heaven, thankful for everything, and if you're not thankful, that's sin.

Welcome to Grace to You with John MacArthur. I'm your host, Phil Johnson. It's Thanksgiving

week here in the United States, and it's a wonderful time to reflect on God's goodness.

Of course, for Christians, thankfulness should be our attitude every day because of the profound blessings we have in Jesus Christ.

But it's not just the good stuff we need to be thankful for.

The Bible says to give thanks in every circumstance.

So the question is, how do you go about becoming that kind of always thankful person? John MacArthur answers that today in a message called

giving thanks in everything. Before we get to the message, John, on this Thanksgiving Eve,

as we proclaim biblical truth to people throughout

North America, Europe, and beyond, it certainly is appropriate to express our gratitude to some

key servants who help make our broadcasts possible. I'm talking for us about the team at this

radio station. The work they do does not go unnoticed by us.

Well, it's a partnership in the purest sense.

If we don't have the radio stations, we don't have the radio broadcast.

So it is a necessary partnership in one which we celebrate and for which we thank the Lord.

What you hear each day on Grace to you certainly runs counter to what you're hearing on basically all other media.

Our commitment is to divine truth, the truth revealed by God who is himself the truth, and Christ

who is the way, the truth, and the life.

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