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Gratitude Affirmations (from the Bible)

Read: Psalm 148

Hello Friend!

Happy New Month!

Do you sometimes forget the good things that people do for you or how do you feel personally when people don’t remember that you did something good for them? No matter how we try to act like we don’t mind, everyone actually loves to be appreciated. The Psalmist mentioned it repeatedly that we should not forget the goodness of God. It’s such a beautiful thing to express gratitude to God because we can’t even pay him back for His unfailing love and kindness. Where humans fail, God’s faithfulness never ends. In today’s publication, we have 10 powerful affirmations that express our gratitude and praise to God for who He is and for what He does. May this month of may be remembered for joy and fruitfulness.

  1. I will give thanks to God for He is good to me; His unfailing love continues forever, and his faithfulness never ceases.‬ ‭
  2. I will praise the Lord and never forget the good and wonderful things He does for me. 
  3. I give thanks to God because He fills my life with good things and renews my strength  everyday.
  4. All that I am will give thanks to God, I will praise Him with all my heart.
  5. I will testify of the goodness of God to me. 
  6. I will give thanks to God because He has redeemed me from my enemies.
  7. I will thank God for His help, through Him I can do mighty things.
  8. I will praise God for He heals me and makes me whole.
  9. I will praise God because His glory is higher than the heavens.
  10. I am grateful to God because He is my refuge and my shield. 

Keep in Mind

God loves a grateful heart.




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