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on October 25, 2018

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DEVELOPING THE ATTITUDE OF GRATITUDE Luke 17:12-19| Leprosy comes with a lot of irritation. Jesus did not just heal the leper who came to thank Him, He gave him total restoration; he was made whole. Most of the time , we forget where we are coming from; we fail to think of how God has helped us through what we have been through in life which makes it difficult for us to thank Him. Gratitude is one of the most effective indirect ways of asking for more. Many times we tend to stay in the role of complaining but when we learn to say thank you to God, He blesses us more. Although He asked us to ask until our joy becomes full, we still need to thank Him for what He has done in order to get more. People who praise God get things done faster. Gratitude helps you to get more; it makes favour and more benefits to be available to you. There is no time in our lives when we don’t have something we are trying to complete. Stop grieving ov

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Have salt in yourself Jesus extol the virtues of salt. He declared, salt is good. But went on to ask a pertinent question, how can salt be seasoned, if it loses it originality? "Salt is good: but if the salt have lost his saltness, wherewith will ye season it? Have salt in yourselves, and have peace one with another." (Mark :9:50) I am sure what the Master was actually asking is what is the essence of a thing, if that thing has lost it's essence? How can salt lost his saltiness? How can a man lose his way? How can a man not recognise the the essence of his being? Jesus finally says, "have salt in yourself" . Have some essence, some preservation, some flavour, some seasoning in yourself. And then live in peace with others. If you do not discover the essence of your being, that is, if you do not have salt in yourself, you cannot live in peace with others. You would be too fragmented to be whole, to be 'single' enough to be able to

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