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Seeing What Others Miss: The Grateful Outsider

Seeing What Others Miss: The Grateful Outsider

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 Pastor Henry reframes Luke 17:11–19 by highlighting Jesus’ deliberate path through Samaria and Galilee and the “outsider” who returned to say thanks. Gratitude isn’t a polite period at the end of a miracle; it’s the beginning of relationship with the Giver. This episode lays the theological foundation for the series.Here are your links: Subscribe to the Messy Families, Faithful God newsletter. Join the Faithful Families Free Community on Facebook. In This Episode The inquisitive mind that reads Scripture prophetically Jesus “breaking protocol” and why the grateful one is a Samaritan Gratitude as recognition of grace we did not deserve “The gift vs. the Giver”: why the grateful man turned back How gratitude positions us to receive more of God Himself Practical Takeaways Read Luke 17:11–19 and underline actions that show returning to the Giver. This week, notice a “small mercy,” then verbally connect it to God’s character. Ask: “What does this gift tell me about the Giver?” Scripture Mentioned Luke 17:11–19 (ten lepers) John 1:11–12 (He came to His own…) John 4 (woman at the well, protocol-breaking) Matthew 15:21–28 (Canaanite woman and the crumbs) About the Guest Pastor Henry Nwaneri is a Nigerian-born pastor, author, and worshipper who ministers internationally, equipping churches and leaders. Find his books on Amazon under “Books by Pastor Henry.” About the Host Tanja Rouintree is a Christian marriage and parenting coach and the founder of Faithful Family Coaching, where she helps couples and parents move from reaction to restoration through Scripture-rooted tools and compassionate, practical guidance. A board-certified life and mental health coach with a background in education and nearly 40 years of marriage, she equips families to grow in faith, connection, and emotional maturity through biblical wisdom and everyday grace. 💌 Stay encouraged with “Messy Families, Faithful God,” Tanja’s weekly newsletter offering stories, Scripture, and faith-based tools for your real-life family. And for deeper teaching and reflection, visit the Everyday Faithful: Christian Marriage, Parenting & Family Blog.
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