Pastor Bossman
Topic: How the Supernatural Wonders of God Trigger Thanksgiving
Psalm 150:1–2 – “Praise Him for His acts of power; praise Him for His surpassing greatness.”
We praise God for His wonders—supernatural acts that show His love, power, and protection.
Waking up, walking, thinking clearly—these everyday miracles should stir thanksgiving in our
hearts.
Thanksgiving is more than a thought—it’s a reaction to God’s actions.
Key Scriptures & Takeaways
Praise Is the Right Response
● Wherever we gather—whether in a sanctuary or at the Arena of Change—we must
praise God for His mighty works.
● Pastor prophesied: From now through the coming year, you’ll have every reason to
praise God.
God’s Wonders Deserve Celebration
Luke 19:37 – The disciples rejoiced loudly for all the miracles they had seen.
Mark 2:3–12 – Jesus healed a paralytic. The crowd was amazed and glorified God.
Expect miracles. Your praise will rise when you witness God’s hand at work.
What Triggers Thanksgiving?
1.When Souls Come to Christ
Luke 15:7 – Heaven rejoices over one sinner who repents.
Acts 8:4–8 – The gospel brought healing and joy to Samaria.
Galatians 1:23 – Saul became Paul. Lives transformed by the gospel are miracles worth celebrating.
2.When Long-Term Issues Are Resolved
Luke 1:5–20, 36 – Zechariah and Elizabeth were old and childless, but God sent an
angel to announce they would have John.
Luke 1:46–54 – Mary praised God for His faithfulness.
God is still performing miracles. If you’ve been waiting, your breakthrough is reason to
give thanks.
Praise Leads to Breakthrough
● Even if you don’t feel it—you’re alive, and that alone is a blessing.
● Thanksgiving invites the presence and power of God.
Isaiah 55:11 – His Word always accomplishes what it’s sent to do.
Philippians 4:6 – Pray with thanksgiving and make your requests known to God.
2.Be Consistent in Worship and Sacrifice
Like the priests adding wood to the altar daily, we must also consistently build up our spirits through worship, prayer, and surrender.
Final Encouragement
Wake up praising God.
Take walks thanking Him.
Reflect on His wonders from the beginning of the year until now.
Let your heart overflow with gratitude. When you praise, God steps in. You will say, “Thank
You, Lord!”
