People’s hearts often turn to God when they are in trouble, and yet less often when things are going well. We need to count our blessings, not only at Thanksgiving, but every day of the year.

Speaker: Tim Pebworth 11/30/19 Location: Orinda This week, the Journal of the American Medical Association published a report showing that for the past three years American life expectancy is declining. Most disturbing, the reasons for the decline relate to drug…

Speaker: James Malizia 11/16/19 Handout for sermon is under Downloads. In this message presented the Sabbath of November 16th, James J. Malizia facilitates an exploration of Psalm 107's “Call for people to thank God for blessing them and delivering them…

Thankfulness leads to peace, and is both a strategy and a tactic for peace-making.

Nowhere in the Bible will we find God, Himself, commanding we give Him thanks, but we learn nonetheless the imperative value of thanksgiving from the faithfully obedient.

We celebrate Thanksgiving as a nation and that is fantastic! But there is much more than just being thankful for the things we have. Do you know that thanksgiving is a form of worship and we aren't fully worshiping God…

Are we grateful for all the blessings God has given us? Be thankful.

Giving praise and thanks to God and others not only glorifies God, but it brings peace and joy to the giver as well.

Success is often measured by the number of possessions a person owns. The bible will show us something that can be infinitely more valuable and longer lasting.

In Paul’s writings, he makes use of the Greek word “Eucharisteo” a word denoting thanksgiving to God twenty-three times. Most often, Paul was expressing thanks to God for the brethren for their steadfast faith, prayers and love for one another…