Thank you.
Simple words. I’ve been thinking about them lately. Maybe it’s because I’ve been playing a lot of
Bridge with a number of seniors, and you ALWAYS thank your partner, after
playing a Bridge hand.
Thank you.
Lovely words. They convey a grateful spirit, a
heartfelt response to a gift given, a helping hand, a surprise visit.
Thank you.
Sweet words. Most often, we say: “Thank you,” and
state the person’s name. When we want to
get someone’s attention, really want them to see our joy, we’ll say their name
first, and then “thank you.”
It's what I’ve been mulling
over, all week.
It’s what I’ve been singing,
all week.
“Jesus, Thank You.”
What a lovely name to a great song!
Jesus, thank you: for the cross, for
the resurrection, for your constant presence, for your people, for heaven
waiting for us and hell unable to snatch us.
Jesus, thank you!
"Rejoice always; pray without ceasing; in everything give thanks;
for this is God's will for you in Christ Jesus."
(1 Thessalonians 5: 16-18)
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