Prayer, Evangelism and Worship

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There is a saying that goes, 'Gratitude turns what we have into enough.' (Ang may pusong pasasalamat, nakikita niya ang lahat ng bagay ay sapat.) These words hold profound meaning (malalim) in our fast-paced and often demanding lives. Today, I stand before you to talk about a quality (katangian) that has the power to transform our outlook, enrich our relationships, and bring us genuine happiness — the power of gratitude. Let me begin by sharing a personal story. A few years ago, I found myself caught in the whirlwind of everyday stress and worries. It seemed like I was always chasing something more, something better. But then, a chance encounter with an elderly woman changed my perspective entirely. As we sat and talked, she shared her life experiences, her struggles, and the wisdom she had gained along the way. What struck me the most was her unwavering gratitude for even the simplest things — a warm cup of tea, a friendly smile, or a beautiful sunrise. Her gratitude, despite