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//Kenneth E. Hagin

The Bible exhorts believers to pray always (Eph. 6:18). Along with their continual fellowship with the Lord through prayer, they can also fellowship with Him through thanksgiving and praise. In fact, praise is a type of prayer that every Christian should master.

The Psalmist David praised God at least seven times a day (Ps. 119:164). But God is worthy of thanks and praise always—24 hours a day, seven days a week. Anytime is time to give thanks and praise to God!

We're going to look at a number of scriptures dealing with "thanksgiving" or "giving thanks" so we can understand the vast importance of this subject in the life of the believer. For the Christian, every day should be a day of giving thanks to God.

PHILIPPIANS 4:6
6 Be careful for nothing; but in every thing by prayer and supplication with Thanksgiving let your requests be made known unto God.

The Holy Ghost said through the Apostle Paul, in effect, "Let your requests be made known to God with thanksgiving." Looking at this from a natural standpoint, suppose someone prepared a delicious casserole for you. You ask for the recipe, so the person who made the casserole gives you the recipe. You want to prepare the same dish, so you begin making the casserole, thinking you're following the recipe. Yet your casserole doesn't turn out like the one the other person made. As you look back over the recipe, you realize you left out an ingredient!

Similarly, many people make requests to God—they pray and supplicate, begging favors of God—but they leave out something. They leave out thanksgiving, so their prayers don't work!

No Worries

Let's look at Philippians 4:6 again and take it step by step. First, it says, "Be careful for nothing." That phrase is a little blind to us today. The Amplified Bible reads, "Do not fret or have any anxiety about anything . . . ." We're not supposed to worry. We're not supposed to be fretful or anxious. Well, what are we going to do, then? The next part of that verse says, ". . . but in every thing by prayer and supplication with thanksgiving let your requests be made known unto God."

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Men from across the U.S. filled the Rhema Bible Church auditorium for three days at Kenneth W. Hagin's 2019 A Call to Arms^® Men's Conference. It was a great weekend of praise, fellowship, and ministry as they came together to pursue their purpose and find freedom in Christ. Each speaker imparted godly wisdom and instruction to the attendees. The men left fired up, ready to answer the call, and live the abundant life God has for them.

Be sure to join us next year for A Call to Arms 2020 on November 5-7. Here are highlights from the conference:

"The blood of Jesus never loses its power. It changed you into a brand new person. If it gave you strength, delivered you, and provided for you yesterday, it will do the same today. It's the one thing you can depend on." // Kenneth W. Hagin

Men from across the U.S. filled the Rhema Bible Church auditorium for three days at Kenneth W. Hagin's 2019 A Call to Arms^® Men's Conference. It was a great weekend of praise, fellowship, and ministry as they came together to pursue their purpose and find freedom in Christ. Each speaker imparted godly wisdom and instruction to the attendees. The men left fired up, ready to answer the call, and live the abundant life God has for them.

Be sure to join us next year for A Call to Arms 2020 on November 5-7. Here are highlights from the conference:

"The blood of Jesus never loses its power. It changed you into a brand new person. If it gave you strength, delivered you, and provided for you yesterday, it will do the same today. It's the one thing you can depend on." // Kenneth W. Hagin

"You can do all things through Christ. He is the most important part. Every time you walk into a room, it's not just you. It's Him and you. He's always with you. Ride His coattails! You're His sidekick! // Craig W. Hagin

"How many brave men are going to fight for the truth? Fight the good fight of faith? Fight for integrity, for the things of God, and for good character? That's why you're here. Manhood is not a playground—it's a battlefield." // Joseph Coyne

"When a thought comes against you saying, 'You can't do it! You're not good enough. You're not righteous or holy enough.' You have to swat that thought down and replace it with one of God's thoughts!" // Kenneth Estrada

"As men, your job is to love and serve your family and to bless as many people as you can. Leave everyone better than when you found them. That's what Jesus did." // Joe McGee

"When you are disciplined to pray in the Spirit on all occasions, you are already ready! You can't do this thing called life without it. Don't take a break from the Holy Spirit!" // Johnathan Morin

"You can control the atmosphere of your life through your praise, by what comes out of your mouth. Don't ever let the pressure speak louder than the praise! Trust the promise, and God will relieve the pressure." // Matt Shearin

"You can do all things through Christ. He is the most important part. Every time you walk into a room, it's not just you. It's Him and you. He's always with you. Ride His coattails! You're His sidekick! // Craig W. Hagin

"How many brave men are going to fight for the truth? Fight the good fight of faith? Fight for integrity, for the things of God, and for good character? That's why you're here. Manhood is not a playground—it's a battlefield." // Joseph Coyne

"When a thought comes against you saying, 'You can't do it! You're not good enough. You're not righteous or holy enough.' You have to swat that thought down and replace it with one of God's thoughts!" // Kenneth Estrada

"As men, your job is to love and serve your family and to bless as many people as you can. Leave everyone better than when you found them. That's what Jesus did." // Joe McGee

"When you are disciplined to pray in the Spirit on all occasions, you are already ready! You can't do this thing called life without it. Don't take a break from the Holy Spirit!" // Johnathan Morin

"You can control the atmosphere of your life through your praise, by what comes out of your mouth. Don't ever let the pressure speak louder than the praise! Trust the promise, and God will relieve the pressure." // Matt Shearin