Gratitude points a cynical world towards a loving God. This comedy short reminds us why
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Nate Morgan Locke2021-09-21T15:17:00
As Christians, we have so much to be thankful for. This World Gratitude Day, a two-minute video about the world’s most grateful man reminds us why gratitude is an important Christian characteristic
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