This free 2-part Thanksgiving sermon series is designed to help students live their lives from a perspective of praise.

This is how the Thanksgiving sermon series breaks down:

Part 1: Don’t be Blind to your Blessings

Have you ever missed something that was right in front of your face? Whether it was the ketchup in the fridge or your phone sitting on the table, we all know what it’s like to miss something that’s obvious. In this talk, we are going to examine how we often miss blessings in our lives. Using the example of Jesus in his hometown, we will encourage students to open their eyes and refuse to be blind to their blessings.
Scripture: Matthew 13:53-58

Part 2: God’s Goodness is like Gravy 

Thanksgiving isn’t complete without a proper feast. In this talk, we are going to look at an ancient song that describes a feast to remember. We will see that God is a good host who doesn’t just want our cup to be filled — he wants it to overflow. God will always dish out love, grace, and mercy. Just when you feel like it’s too much, there is always more.
Scripture: Psalm 23:5-6

This free Thanksgiving sermon series includes:

— 2 sermon outlines (editable)
— Small group discussion guides for each sermon
— Bible reading plans for each sermon

This sermon series was adapted from our small group Bible study on Gratitude. Click here to view the small group Bible Study. You might also like these free sermon series for youth.

Most of our series have been recorded and are available in our free video library! You can access those Bible study videos by clicking here.

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