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Dan Meyer

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Punctuating Our Lives with Thanksgiving

There's only one way to conquer discontentment—remember the biblical practice of thanksgiving.

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Introduction

I. The punctuation marks of life

II. The Bible's exclamation point of thanksgiving

III. The invitation to live with thanksgiving today

Conclusion

Dan Meyer is pastor of Christ Church of Oak Brook in Oak Brook, Illinois.

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Herbert Dickerson

November 15, 2011  9:50am

I really liked the analogy of life in terms of punctuation marks. It really opened up for me a way of thinking about myself and measuring who I am and where I need to go to do a better job. I wouldl have liked more exposition of the text of 1 Chronicles 16. All in all a very good call to thanksgiving.

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Daniel Leavitt

November 15, 2011  6:37am

The conclusion leaves me a bit wanting.

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