The Christian must be characterized by thanksgiving, because God commands it, wills it, and gives it.

This article gives a historical overview of the Christians who fled persecution in England to settle in America. It narrates the reasons for their first celebration of their thanksgiving and draws lessons from these pilgrims for the church today.

The book of Colossians teaches us a lot about discipleship. At the heart of discipleship is a life of thanksgiving for what Christ has done for us. Discipleship results from the awareness that Christ has redeemed us from a life of slavery. Discipleship involves suffering in joy while serving Christ.

This article on Jeremiah 5:24 is about thanksgiving to the Lord for what we receive from him.

This article is about the special place thanksgiving has in the life of a Christian. We have to praise God for everything he provides.

Is there contentment in our hearts? Is there any reason for thanksgiving? This article discusses happiness, possessions and mercy.

This article is about a big range of topics concerning prayer: prayer and the Name of God and the Word of God, gratitude, thanksgiving and praise, confession of sin, prayer and the promises of God, personal needs in prayer.

This article looks at the question: How important is thanksgiving?

This article is about the Christian as pilgrim in leisure and in our popular culture. The antithesis of church and world, Christian fun, and thanksgiving is also discussed. The author also looks at confrontation with this culture and parenting.