Gratitude - Uprising | From The Archives

Mosaic - Erwin McManus

Christianity, Religion & Spirituality

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🗓️ 17 June 2022

⏱️ 44 minutes

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Summary

Do you desperately want to feel whole?
Are you searching for healing?

In this message, Erwin Raphael McManus reveals that you will only find the answer to what your soul longs for if you desire to live a life of gratitude. Gratitude comes from the same etymology of grace, and you can only understand the power of gratitude when you have been transformed by the power of grace.

Surrendering ungratefulness and starting on the quest for nobility is the beginning of your journey to a life of wholeness and healing.

This message is drawn from Uprising, a book about taking on the character of God from Erwin Raphael McManus.

Transcript

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0:00.0	Hey guys, I want to welcome you to the Mosaic podcast.
0:11.8	I'm Pastor Erwin, I'm Phil McManus, and I just wanted to thank you for listening.
0:15.5	In case you didn't know, I just released a new book, it's called The Genius of Jesus,
0:19.7	The Man Who Changed Everything.
0:21.3	And you can order it today at TheGeniusOfJesus.com.
0:24.8	And we're joining together to go through three trilogies and we finished our first trilogy
0:30.9	last week, our quest for honor.
0:34.5	And we saw that in this particular quest, a life infused and fueled by faith takes us
0:41.6	on a journey to live a courageous life that's rooted in the depth of character and that
0:47.3	formed out of the soil of humility.
0:51.1	And all of us, if we're going to live the life we were created to live, if we're going
0:54.2	to live our biggest dreams, if we're going to see our deepest longings turn into reality,
0:59.5	have to learn how to live courageous lives.
1:03.0	And tonight we're shifting to the second quest.
1:06.2	And this quest is our quest for nobility, Q4N.
1:14.3	Now this ord nobility is an interesting word as a wonderful history and etymology.
1:22.0	I love how words change and develop progress over time.
1:25.6	The longer you live, the more you have to become flexible with words.
1:31.0	I remember when it was cool to say cool.
1:34.4	And then later I wasn't supposed to call things good and I was supposed to call them bad
1:38.7	if they were good.
1:39.7	And then later they were just bad if they were bad.
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