What if gratitude isn’t just something we feel—but something we practice? In week one of our stewardship series The Rhythm of Doing Good, we begin with Gratitude: The Starting Point of Every Journey.
In Luke 17:11–19, Jesus heals ten men, but only one returns to give thanks—and he’s the one no one expected: a Samaritan. This story invites us to see gratitude as more than polite words. Gratitude becomes a rhythm that shapes our discipleship, opens our eyes to God’s grace already at work, and moves us from scarcity to abundance.
In this message, we explore how stewardship is bigger than budgets—it’s about living faithfully through our vows of prayers, presence, gifts, service, and witness. Because when gratitude becomes action, it changes us… it strengthens the church… and it transforms the world.
