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In two days, we will celebrate “Father’s Day.” A time when we honor our fathers and let them know we love, esteem, and appreciate them and their contribution to the family. According to my Google research, Father's Day originated in the United States, with the first statewide celebration held on June 19, 1910, in Spokane, Washington.

There is a fresh move of the Spirit across the earth, and it is drawing men and women, boys, and girls, to full surrender to the Lordship of Christ. None of us have arrived at the perfection we are capable of in Christ, but there is a difference between just getting by and full surrender.

Once we begin to focus on being thankful, it changes our outcome on life. It can even rearrange our circumstances to line up to God’s perfect will for our lives. By being thankful, we turn our attention to the goodness of God, our Father, and the Lord Jesus Christ.

In our last post we learned about the triune nature of man, and that we are comprised of spirit, soul, and body.