Jeremiah TiptonFounder in president of David Hernandez ministries

Thank You, Holy Spirit

9 Sept 2025 · 1 min

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In this devotional monologue, the speaker urges listeners to start each day with a gratitude mindset by thanking God and the Holy Spirit. He emphasizes that while life includes challenges, focusing on thankfulness reshapes the mind, preventing believers from slipping into negative, ungodly thought patterns. He acknowledges that some may feel they have nothing to be grateful for, but cites Hebrews 13:5—"Be satisfied with what you have, for God will never fail or abandon you"—to affirm that the constant presence of the Holy Spirit is a source of contentment. The speaker concludes with a practical instruction: as the day begins, say, "Thank you, Holy Spirit, for your presence," thereby framing the day with gratitude and reliance on divine companionship.

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Do this at the beginning of each day to begin with the right mindset. Thank God for what he's doing and for what he has done in your life. Now, I know this may seem like it's very simple or generic advice, but there's great power in framing your mind to be grateful. Far too many believers drag themselves into ungodly mindsets by obsessing over everything that's going wrong, everything that's delayed, everything that's turning out differently than they had hoped. Now, of course, I'm not saying that we should be naive and pretend that life doesn't have its challenges. Rather, I'm saying that by focusing instead on What you're thankful for, you condition yourself to enjoy every season of life, even the challenging seasons. Every season has both good and bad, so it's really your choice. You can live your life focused on the negative or thankful for the positive. Now, you may be saying, but I have nothing for which I can be thankful. Everything in my life is falling apart. But here is what the Bible says. Be satisfied with what you have, for God has said, I will never fail you. I will never abandon you. That's Hebrews 13:5. So we can be satisfied with what we have because no matter what, we always have the presence of the precious Holy Spirit. So from now on, as you begin your day, say, thank you, Holy Spirit, for your presence.