Perhaps parents' greatest heritage to pass on to their children is the ability to perceive the multitude of God's daily blessings and to respond with continual gratitude. We should be "abounding in thanksgiving" {Colossians 2:7}.
by Randy Alcorn
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Randy Alcorn, in his book "Seeing the Unseen: A Daily Dose of Eternal Perspective," emphasizes the importance of teaching children to recognize and appreciate the blessings they encounter every day. He suggests that one of the most valuable legacies parents can give their children is the skill of perceiving these blessings and responding to them with gratitude. This perspective fosters a sense of appreciation and joy in life.

Alcorn highlights the biblical principle of being "abounding in thanksgiving," as stated in Colossians 2:7. By nurturing a grateful mindset in children, parents can equip them to live more fulfilled lives, grounding their daily experiences in gratitude. This ability to see the goodness around them can help shape their character and influence their interactions with others.

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