p. 7 | Thanksgiving in Every Circumstance

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Tacoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Jun 29, 1911

Thanksgiving in Every Circumstance

To the Christian every day should be one of thanksgiving. Few indeed are the days when one may not put his finger upon some blessing, some cause for thankfulness. Even in the midst of trouble and anxiety there is some rift of light which separates the dark cloud, and gives cheer and hope to the heart. If we are sincere Christians, we can not doubt God's love for us, and that whatever befalls us is permitted by him for some wise purpose. When the shadows fall heavily, we may be tempted to wonder if God cares; but if we trust him, the time will surely come when we shall feel true gratitude for the frowning providence which seemed to surround us. — Christian Work and Evangelist.