WholyFit Affirm: Thanks TO God, the Giver of All Good Things

Happy Thanksgiving! This video will help us turn our thoughts to the One Who deserves all our praise and thanks. Being thankful is nothing in itself. There must be a Receiver of our thanks, otherwise it dissipates into the air. Thankfulness is void without directing our thanks to the God who gives us all good things. Affirming thankfulness is not necessarily good in and of itself. We will be thankful as we direct our thanks TO the God from whom all blessings flow. Praise Him all creatures here below. Praise Him above ye heavenly host! Praise Father Son and Holy Ghost. Amen. Affirm is a different WholyFit format: restorative stretching and kinetic movement with focus on meditation: thinking about scriptural concepts about thankfulness. Today we will use the Lord's Prayer routine with a little ballet and a little stretch. Special thanks to Bonnie Bonnette, WholyFit Trainer, the writer of the bulk of these affirmations.

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