A new study from BYU professors found those who express gratitude to another person or to God experience higher levels of empathy. Along with empathy, those who express their gratefulness to ...

Before indulging in the Thanksgiving feast this week, your loved ones might prompt you to say something you’re grateful for. While it’s common to appreciate material things, a recent study by BYU ...

That is why even in the Bible we are often reminded to “be still” and reflect on the blessings God has given us. These blessings include friends, family members, teachers, sunshine, rain and life.

With gratitude as your superpower and the Armor of God as your safeguard, you become the superhero in your narrative—perhaps even someone else’s.

As we enter the Thanksgiving season, it’s a time to express our deep gratitude to God for His abundant blessings. I’ve often said that to be ungrateful is to sin.

Giving thanks is a way of telling others about the goodness of God. When we thank Him publicly, we’re declaring to others that God is good, faithful and He’s worthy of our trust.

“I’m very, very grateful to God, you know?” Garcia told the Journal-World earlier this month. “… I can’t fathom what I’d do without Him.