Aug 23, 2026 · 51 min · 11 segments
Scripture: Exodus 14:10-12 New Birth Cathedral Dr. Jamal Bryant, Senior Pastor NEW BIRTH LIVE Ways To Give: WeAreNewbirth.org Text "NBGIVE" to 77977…
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[chattering] Did you know that we blink on average 20 times a minute? That means with all of the elements, all of the particles, all of the dust that is in the environ, God is giving your eyes protection.

Helps bring to mind Psalm 150, "Let everything that has breath," which means through deductive reasoning, you should be praising Him at least 20 times a minute.


Here's what he posed: What if whatever you don't thank God for today, you don't have access to tomorrow? [clapping] [cheering] Whatever you don't thank Him for today, you don't have access to tomorrow.

[clapping] W.E. Eugene Hanson once said, "The sin of ingratitude- I need you to hear this.

The sin of ingratitude is more serious than the sin of revenge because with revenge, we return evil for evil.

We met them, and when the bill came, we grabbed it, paid for it without even thinking.

And then we got in the car and looked at each other and asked, "Did they even say thank you?" [laughs] This week, I, uh, had to send a, a check to, uh, one of my daughters returning back to college to pay her tuition.

She sent me a text message, "I got the check." [laughs] [laughs] I text back, "Is that the new way of saying thank you?" [laughs] How many times is God looking at the angels in regards to us and asking, "Did they even say thank you?" [laughs] They got the rent paid.

[laughs] Did they even say thank you? [laughs] Here's the problem that many of us are in.

[chattering] Did you know that we blink on average 20 times a minute? That means with all of the elements, all of the particles, all of the dust that is in the environ, God is giving your eyes protection.

Helps bring to mind Psalm 150, "Let everything that has breath," which means through deductive reasoning, you should be praising Him at least 20 times a minute.


Here's what he posed: What if whatever you don't thank God for today, you don't have access to tomorrow? [clapping] [cheering] Whatever you don't thank Him for today, you don't have access to tomorrow.

[clapping] W.E. Eugene Hanson once said, "The sin of ingratitude- I need you to hear this.

The sin of ingratitude is more serious than the sin of revenge because with revenge, we return evil for evil.

We met them, and when the bill came, we grabbed it, paid for it without even thinking.

And then we got in the car and looked at each other and asked, "Did they even say thank you?" [laughs] This week, I, uh, had to send a, a check to, uh, one of my daughters returning back to college to pay her tuition.

She sent me a text message, "I got the check." [laughs] [laughs] I text back, "Is that the new way of saying thank you?" [laughs] How many times is God looking at the angels in regards to us and asking, "Did they even say thank you?" [laughs] They got the rent paid.

[laughs] Did they even say thank you? [laughs] Here's the problem that many of us are in.
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