Most people aren't very grateful these days about much of anything, evenwhen really good things happen. We tend naturally to focus way moreon our problems and trials and difficulties in life than on the many goodthings all around us that have come from God on a regular basis. And yetthe Bible speaks extensively of God's desire for believers to go against ournature and become grateful people especially in the New Testament wherewe have the Holy Spirit to teach us.There is a very important reason why the Bible encourages us soemphatically to undergo an attitude adjustment: it's for our own good Gratitude is actually a force, an empowerment that will help committedChristians change their lives and be transformed from our usual insecurityand defeat to a new way of boldness and victory. It's all there in Scripturebut we have to look for it and, like everything in the Word, get to the pointwhere we understand what it's instructing us to do.This book pursues a revealing of this power source so you can begin tomake better use of it. ere is an undeniable connection, a direct cause-and-effect relationship between "giving thanks" and the achieving of life'svictories. at relationship has been revealed in this book and the workingsof it will surprise you