Faith, Love, Thanksgiving

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Faith, love, and thanksgiving. Three simple words that carried Paul’s heart even as he sat chained in prison, facing the shadow of death. Instead of despair, his letters overflowed with joy. How?

In this episode, we open Ephesians 1:15-16 and discover what it means to trust Jesus completely, to love others freely, and to give thanks no matter the circumstance. Faith isn’t just wishful thinking. 

It’s leaning your whole weight on Christ, like Hudson Taylor trusting God to provide, or Jim Elliott declaring that surrender to Christ is no loss but gain. 
Love isn’t reserved for the easy people. It’s for all saints, even those who’ve hurt us. It’s choosing forgiveness and blessing instead of bitterness. And thanksgiving? It’s the natural language of grace, the kind of gratitude that refuses to be silenced, even behind prison walls.

Through stories of missionaries who endured loss yet loved, and wisdom from Scripture and history, we’ll see how faith is the root, love is the fruit, and thanksgiving is the song of the Christian life.

What would change in your life if you anchored your faith in Jesus, loved someone practically today, and spoke words of thanksgiving out loud? That’s where real freedom begins—because you can chain a man’s body, but you can’t chain a heart filled with faith, love, and thanksgiving.

Share this episode with a friend who needs encouragement, and let’s walk together in the grace Paul knew so well.

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