Don’t Miss the Moment—Be the One

Ever feel like you’re just going through the motions? Life gets loud—work, kids, bills—and suddenly, gratitude becomes something we talk about at Thanksgiving and forget by Monday.

But what if gratitude wasn’t a seasonal feeling? What if it was a daily response?

Luke 17 tells the story of ten men who were healed by Jesus. All ten cried out for mercy. All ten were healed. But only one turned back to say thank you.

He didn’t just feel thankful—he responded.

He didn’t just get healed—he got whole.

And that’s the difference.

Gratitude isn’t passive. It moves us.
It moves us to worship. It shifts our focus from the gift to the Giver.
Worship becomes more than a Sunday morning—it becomes a lifestyle. It’s raising hands not because the song hits, but because His grace reached you.

So here’s the question: Will you be the one?

Let’s not rush past what God’s done. Let’s pause. Let’s turn back. Let’s say thank you.

And let that thank-you become our worship.