Following Hurricane Irma, I preached a sermon about thankfulness from Psalm 100. To worship God is to be consumed with thankfulness. Our worship is an expression of victory. There is no gap between worship and work. Thankful worship recognizes the assurance of the Creator. The depths of thankfulness cannot be expressed alone. The basis for perseverance is God’s eternal goodness and love.
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I agree I think that our interstate was spared especially manatee county it could’ve been a lot worse I had a tree fall on the house have the tree removed but no damage to the house that I know of as of yet. Lost all the food in the refrigerator and freezer but that can be replaced. I was spared no harm from the storm and God is good. We don’t often realize it until it’s over and we look back and think of what could have happened. God could’ve easily taken me home that day that he didn’t he still has work for me to do