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The God Who Gives Every Good Gift
Show Summary
In this final episode of our November series, Gratitude and Grace in a Confused World, Dave Jenkins helps us trace every blessing back to the God who gives every good and perfect gift. From James 1:16–18 and Psalm 103:1–5, we learn that gratitude is not merely about the gifts we enjoy, but about the Giver Himself, whose greatest gift is redemption through Jesus Christ.Audio Player
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Episode Notes
1. God as the Source of Every Good Gift (James 1:16–18)
- Every good and perfect gift is from above.
- God is the unchanging “Father of lights.”
- The greatest gift of all is new life through the word of truth.
- Gratitude begins with tracing every blessing back to God.
2. God’s Greatest Gift: Redemption (Psalm 103:1–5)
- Forgiveness of sin is the believer’s greatest need and greatest gift.
- God heals, redeems, crowns, and satisfies His people.
- Gratitude goes deeper than earthly blessings and rejoices most in redemption.
- Christ is the ultimate expression of God’s generosity toward His people.
3. Gratitude That Glorifies the Giver
- True gratitude does not stop at the gift but rises into worship.
- A secular worldview stops at the gift; a biblical worldview honors the Giver.
- Every blessing is meant to draw our hearts Godward in thanksgiving.
- Gratitude becomes doxology when we delight in God Himself.



