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In Luke 17:11-19, ten lepers are healed, but only one—a Samaritan—returns. His gratitude goes beyond manners; it is worship that points others to God. Jesus’ question, “Where are the nine?” challenges us to see that thanksgiving is a public testimony. Gratitude strengthens relationships, deepens faith, and opens the way for more of God’s work. It takes courage to stop, turn back, and say, “God did this.” When we praise God openly, our witness lifts weary hearts and boosts wavering faith. The Samaritan’s thanks became a proclamation, and Jesus gave him not only healing but wholeness. Today, when God provides, protects, or gives us breath, respond with courageous gratitude. Your “thank you” is worship, witness, and a signpost pointing to the glory of God.

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