My prayer for today

Inspired by David’s 103rd Psalm, I share this in the spirit of the early pilgrims, who used five kernals of corn as a symbol of their gratitude.

Kentucky Thanksgiving Prayer

Father, I see the first kernal and know Your forgiveness is complete.
Thank You for being a God
     Who absolves my sins
when I pledge in my heart to move forward with my life and trespass no more.

Father, I see the second kernal and know all healing comes from You.
Thank You for being a God
     Who provides complete wholeness
and grants me the trusting heart to accept that I may never comprehend Your divine wisdom
—whether to restore a body with Your grace, or bestow perfection with heaven’s embrace.

Father, I see the third kernal and know the redemption of Christ.
Thank You for being a God
     Who would offer Your only Son
to be a living mediator and the true path to Your everlasting kingdom.

Father, I see the fourth kernal and know Your love and compassion is without qualification.
Thank You for being a God
     Who invites me into Your heart
each time I accept the opportunity to serve Your children instead of thinking only of myself.

Father, I see the fifth kernal and know the blessings You provide will never end.
Thank You for being a God
     Who is eternally giving
and finds me worthy of Your unfailing gifts, if I can only remember to stop and ask.

Father, You are so magnificent.

Thank YOU, Thank YOU, Thank YOU, Thank YOU, Thank YOU.

Amen.

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