God created us, sustains our lives, and saves us from sin and suffering. All of this is God’s love for us. If you are willing to give thanks to this God who loves us, please read the following 9 poems of thanksgiving to God, and let our lives be ones of gratitude.

“To you, O God, do we give thanks, to you do we give thanks: for that your name is near your wondrous works declare” (Psalm 75:1).

From this passage, we can see the psalmist’s gratitude and reverence towards God, and their thanksgiving and praise for the name of God. It is not merely a simple expression of gratitude, but a profound exaltation and response to God’s marvelous deeds. In our journey of life, each of us will face many challenges and difficulties. However, when we call upon the name of God and truly rely on Him, we will discover that God’s marvelous works continually unfold in our lives. This is the reason why gratitude wells up from our hearts, and it serves as the foundation for us to testify to God’s marvelous deeds.

“Bless the LORD, all his works in all places of his dominion: bless the LORD, O my soul” (Psalm 103:22).

This scripture conveys a heartfelt call, summoning all people, who are created by God and scattered everywhere, to praise God. It is a profound expression of gratitude and worship, an act of obedience and praise to the Creator. When we look around and see the wondrous creations in the earth and the sky, lofty mountains, meandering rivers, shimmering stars, we realize that the entire universe and everything in it are the manifestation of God’s wisdom. All things are under His dominion, governance, and provision. Our hearts cannot help but overflow with gratitude and praise towards God. In our lives, we may become troubled and anxious due to mundane matters, but when we pause, reflect, and observe, every tiny life, every green leaf, every star, we recognize the beauty of God’s marvelous creations. Our hearts will be enlightened, and we will sincerely praise the mighty power of God from within.

“I will praise you: for you have heard me, and are become my salvation” (Psalm 118:21).

This scripture highlights the author’s trust and gratitude towards God, as well as their hope in God’s salvation and promises. We also see a grateful soul, expressing heartfelt thanksgiving to God from within. It is a sincere response to God’s promises and salvation, as well as a demonstration of reverence, reliance, admiration, closeness, obedience, and honor towards God. Our lives are filled with various expectations and needs, and sometimes we find ourselves in difficult situations, feeling helpless and lonely. However, when we turn to God for help and witness His response to us, our hearts naturally overflow with gratitude. This gratitude is not just because God hears our cries, but because He gives us strength, hope, and life. He becomes our Savior, and He is right beside us, always present with us.

“I will praise you, O Lord, among the people: I will sing to you among the nations. For your mercy is great to the heavens, and your truth to the clouds” (Psalm 57:9–10).

In this wonderful prayer, can you hear a soul rejoicing? It is a soul that can still be grateful in the midst of adversity, praising God’s boundless love and faithfulness. God’s love is higher than the heavens, and His faithfulness reaches to the skies. When we find ourselves in difficulties, worries, and pains in life, if we can still maintain a heart of gratitude, sincerely seek God, rely on Him, and obey Him, we will surely receive God’s help and guidance to overcome all challenges. In those moments, we can also express our thanks and praise to God from the depths of our souls.

Friend, may we be able to maintain a heart of gratitude, whether in adversity or prosperity, because God’s love and faithfulness never change. They are always the pillars of our lives. When we praise God with a grateful heart, we will find true peace and joy in His love.

“All your works shall praise you, O LORD; and your saints shall bless you” (Psalm 145:10).

This scripture expresses gratitude towards the Creator and praises God’s omnipotence and supreme authority. As members of creation, we are called to praise God with a thankful heart for everything He has created – the mountains, rivers, lakes, the vastness of the universe, the stars, and all forms of life. They are all manifestations of God’s wisdom and power, existing for the sake of human existence. We should view all that God has created with a grateful heart. Especially for those who fear and obey God, they should respond to His grace and creation with praise. May our hearts be constantly filled with gratitude because the God we worship is worthy of all praise and thanksgiving.

“I will praise you; for I am fearfully and wonderfully made: marvelous are your works; and that my soul knows right well” (Psalm 139:14).

In this scripture, the psalmist expresses gratitude for being created. The psalmist recognizes themselves as a created being, and even more so, they realize the awe-inspiring nature of their creation. This demonstrates an appreciation for life and a sense of wonder towards the wisdom of God. Each of us exists as a unique creation of God, and the marvel of our lives is a result of God’s deliberate design. We are also endowed with unique abilities. We have thoughts, free will, emotions, and the ability to communicate and express our thoughts and feelings through language. All of these marvelous aspects of creation require us to continually experience and comprehend them with a grateful heart. Only then can we truly praise God from the depths of our being.

“Praise you the LORD. O give thanks to the LORD; for he is good: for his mercy endures for ever” (Psalm 106:1).

Upon reading this scripture, we can almost hear a deep calling, urging us to pause and offer gratitude and praise to the one true God. For God is kind, and His love for us is eternal. Praising and giving thanks to Him is a wonderful way to communicate, whether through spoken words or in silent contemplation, it brings us great joy. God’s kindness and love are not only evident in His magnificent creation, but also in His love and salvation towards us. He is the source of our lives and our caring shepherd. Every day, we should praise and give thanks to Him for His goodness and love.

Friend, in the midst of the busy and hectic world, pause and take a moment to listen to the voice of God, to experience His love and salvation. Regardless of the circumstances we find ourselves in, let us maintain a heart of gratitude and praise God, for He is inherently good, and His love is everlasting.

“Oh that men would praise the LORD for his goodness, and for his wonderful works to the children of men!” (Psalm 107:21). This is a scripture that invites us to join together in gratitude and praise for the mercy and marvelous works of God. God’s love is like an ever-flowing river, flowing towards you, towards him, towards all those who long for and seek Him. When we look up to this river, we discover it is filled with boundless grace and God’s love and care for us, prompting us to express gratitude and praise to Him from the depths of our hearts. The miraculous deeds that God has done for humanity are not only evident in His marvelous creation but also in His love and salvation towards us. Ever since humanity was corrupted by Satan, God has been continuously saving us. Initially, God gave us His law to guide us in our earthly lives, to teach us how to live as human beings, how to worship Him, and to understand what sin and righteousness are. However, towards the end of the Age of Law, as humanity became increasingly corrupted by Satan, they were unable to keep the law and faced the danger of being condemned by it. Therefore, Jesus Christ, the Lord Himself, came to Earth in the form of a human and was crucified to carry out the work of redemption. Through His sacrifice, our sins are forgiven, and we are freed from the condemnation and curse of the law. Moreover, we are able to experience the abundant grace and blessings that God bestows upon us. Although we have been forgiven through faith in Christ, our inherent sinful nature remains deeply rooted within us, and we find ourselves trapped in the bondage of sin, unable to break free. Therefore, Jesus Christ prophesied that He would come again in the last days to express the truth, cleanse and save humanity, and bring about God’s end-time salvation, completely rescuing humanity from sin and leading them into the kingdom of heaven. Only then will God’s entire work of salvation for humanity be accomplished. Through the marvelous works of God’s step-by-step salvation, we can sense His selfless love and salvation for us, which fills us with reverence and draws us closer to Him. May our hearts be filled with praise because of God’s love and His marvelous work of saving us.

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“I will offer to you the sacrifice of thanksgiving, and will call on the name of the LORD” (Psalm 116:17).

This scripture expresses the psalmist’s determination to offer thanks as a sacrifice to God. It goes beyond being a mere ritual; it is a heartfelt dedication from the depths of the soul. This expression of thanksgiving is a response to God’s boundless love and grace, an act of reverence, and a genuine display of honor towards Him. Alongside gratitude, it also conveys a sense of dependency on God and a supplication towards Him. It exemplifies unwavering faith in God’s almightiness and love, trusting that His name is trustworthy, and that He will hear and respond to our prayers. Gratitude and supplication are not merely spoken words, but attitudes of awe and surrender. Through gratitude and prayer, we can cultivate a close relationship with God. May our hearts be constantly filled with gratitude as we bring our every need before Him, seeking His guidance and relying on Him, for He is our Savior and our Shepherd. May our lives be characterized by a continual attitude of thanksgiving and prayer, serving as a response to God’s love and praise for His glorious name.

Friend, may we face each day of our lives with a grateful heart, allowing gratitude to permeate every aspect of our existence. By doing so, we can constantly draw near to God and receive His blessings and guidance. Now we would like to share a passage of God’s word; let us feel His love and care for us, igniting a genuine sense of gratitude and praise from the depths of our hearts.

God says, “God created mankind; regardless of whether they have been corrupted or whether they follow Him, God treats human beings as His most cherished loved ones—or as human beings would say, the people dearest to Him—and not as His playthings. Although God says He is the Creator and that man is His creation, which may sound like there is a slight difference in rank, the reality is that everything God has done for mankind far exceeds a relationship of this nature. God loves mankind, cares for mankind, and shows concern for mankind, as well as constantly and unceasingly providing for mankind. He never feels in His heart that this is additional work or something that deserves a lot of credit. Nor does He feel that saving humanity, supplying them, and granting them everything, is making a huge contribution to mankind. He simply provides for mankind quietly and silently, in His own way and through His own essence and what He has and is. No matter how much provision and how much help mankind receives from Him, God never thinks about or tries to take credit. This is determined by the essence of God, and is also precisely a true expression of God’s disposition” (The Word, Vol. 2. On Knowing God. God’s Work, God’s Disposition, and God Himself I).

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