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! Ungrateful or Grateful 1 Thessalonians 5:18
*I.
Ungrateful*
* A. Ungrateful are distinguished by a sense of *entitlement*.
* 1. *World* owes them.
* 2. *Others* owes them.
* 3. *God* owes them.
* B. Ungrateful are distinguished by the feeling of *discontentment*.
Two words characterize this attitude:
* 1. *More*.
* 2. *Better*.
The danger of *sense* and *discontentment* is they can lead to *
*rationalization* and, ultimately, the *compromise* of...
* 1. *Morals*.
* 2. *Ethics*.
* 3. *Values*.
* 4. *Commitment*.
* 5. *Integrity*.
*II.
Grateful-Luke 17*
* A. Grateful see every day as a *gift*.
* B. Grateful live every day as if *you don't deserve it*.
I Timothy 1:15
Romans 5:6-8
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