Well, Thanksgiving is over and it is officially acceptable to play Christmas music. But admit it, you’ve already started listening to it, haven’t you?
I expect that most people are enjoying leftovers and a day off work today, so I’ll keep things short.
In spite of the weirdness that 2020 has been, we all have much for which to be thankful. I hope this weekend brings you opportunity to reflect on that and bring your thanks to the Lord for His goodness and kindness. Beyond that, I hope you find time in between bites of pie to enjoy your week in review (kind of):
- This is one of the greatest Christmas songs of all time, but it doesn’t seem to fit into the Sunday Praise posts, so I thought I’d share it here.
- God is greater than our fear.
- The day Lucy said goodbye to Ethel.
- Here’s your weekly dose of adorable.
- A brief history of tea.
- Thoughts on donkeys.
- Actually, I have noticed this. I’m not sure it has the deliberate significance the article tries to attribute to it, but it’s an interesting theory.
- This is a truly terrible idea.
- If your family members were Jane Austen characters for this year’s Zoom Thanksgiving.
Thanksgiving is good but thanks-living is better.
Matthew Henry
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