Thankful Bible Verses (+ Free Printable Bible Verse Wall Art)
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As I designed this free printable Bible verse wall art and printable scripture cards, I was reminded how the past couple of months have been unlike any other.
Yet through it all, there is one thing I’ve been doing my best to be intentional about,
and that is choosing to be grateful.
Grateful for the big blessings and grateful for the small.
As I think of this I’m reminded of that verse in Psalm 100:4- “Enter into His gates with thanksgiving, And into His courts withpraise. Be thankful to Him, and bless His name.”
God has been so gracious.
May we never forget to thank Him.
May this serve as a reminder in your home, always.
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This has helped me focus on the positives and not stress over the setbacks.
This school year is my son’s last in the elementary school he has been in since Kinder.
With the way things look in Texas, he may miss out on his 5th grade banquet and other elementary graduation traditions.
No soccer games.
No national chess competitions.
No field trips.
No sweet memories with friends he has grown up with since he was 5…
and if I’m not careful, I will find myself going down that rabbit hole of disappointment and wallow in the what-could-have-beens.
But, I’m being intentional to choose not to.
There is so much to be grateful for.
Over the past number of months, we’ve discovered we have a gardener in our home.
With a little help, Sam built a garden bed from scratch, signed up for a Junior Master Gardener program.
Has grown his own veggie and herb produce.
He has cared for a toad habitat, set up his own aquarium, and researched countless bugs and creepy crawlies in the backyard.
Has taught himself the skilled art of cardistry.
And has learned to take gorgeous photographs with my phone.
The past couple of months I have watched my kids adapt, pivot, embrace, and take on this season with resilience, faith,
and yes, even grace.
All that’s needed is a change in perspective.
There are a few verses from the Bible that encourage me.
These verses remind me to look not at things/situations around me, but to stay grounded on God’s Faithfulness in my life,
to be grateful for the small things, and the big.
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Pop these cards in your wallet, leave them in a friend’s mailbox, or even pass it out to encourage someone you meet.
Each verse reminds me that in God’s Word, I have an assurance and a peace.
I have much to be grateful for.
Yes, a hope in difficult times.
I have something for your kids too!
10 Bible verse coloring pages centered around ‘Thankfulness’.
Get this Give Thanks Coloring Pages set here.
Make this a family project and see how many your family can memorize.
I’ve been procrastinating on making a Blessing Jar with my family, but this weekend, I think I need to sit down and actually get it done.
Remember that old hymn, “Count Your Blessings”?
And that really is the truth. It will surprise us.
If there’s something you would love to share with me, or a request for prayer, would you email me at marina@mommysnippets.com.
There’s always strength in community.
Be blessed. 
I absolutely agree with you! Great article. I recently saw the benefit of the gratitude method. If anyone does not know, the technique is that every evening you need to write on paper or say in words gratitude for the smallest actions that you did, or other people did for you. You can thank you for the good weather, for the fact that you were given a place in transport, or because your colleague smiled at you. The smallest and most inconspicuous actions. This technique helps to notice how much good is happening around us.
So true. We tend to overwhelm ourselves with what we don’t have and so many times fail to see what we do have. So many blessings! Thanks for sharing, John. Have an amazing day!