Thanksgiving Changes Everything | Michael Miller

Thanksgiving changes everything. In this sermon from Michael Miller of UPPERROOM Dallas, he unpacks how little hinges open big doors, and how thanksgiving either opens or shuts our hearts to the Lord.
The church is seeing young people reintroduced to Jesus, changing their perception of church.
The act of Thanksgiving is like a hinge that opens the gates of Heaven.
The power of Thanksgiving lies in being thankful for the things that truly matter, not just going through the motions.
Thanksgiving has the power to heal, deliver from anxiety and fear, and open our hearts to receive from God.
The power of gratitude: Jonah's sacrificial offering of thanksgiving opened the whale's mouth and led to his deliverance.
Thanksgiving is like a Kickstarter for your heart, it kick starts your heart and ignites the engine to your heart.
Jesus emphasizes the importance of thanksgiving and receiving before performing a miracle.
The power of prayer and worship, combined with daily thanksgiving, can create an environment for positive change and transformation.
The power of Thanksgiving and praise can supernaturally open closed doors and free prisoners.

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I’m quite disgusted with this grown man who has this adolescent voice and acts so immature named Caleb. I have a difficult time believing such a popular and large church would put someone like him in such an important position who uses language unsuitable for church let alone if there are children in the service even if the context in which it was used seemed appropriate! Also my wife and I have attended this church for five years along with our daughter and her husband and our granddaughter but we’re still annoyed with the overpowering bass drum and other overly loud instruments that drown out your congregational voices who would like to participate in the worship through song but we can’t even hear ourselves singing. We may as well be attending a concert but that is not why we are there. I hope you will prayfully consider our concerns, thank you.