Answer. The Bible is filled with commands to give thanks to God ( Psalm 106:1; 107:1; 118:1; 1 Chronicles 16:34; 1 Thessalonians 5:18 ). Most verses go on to list reasons why we should thank Him, such as "His love endures forever" ( Psalm 136:3 ), "He is good" ( Psalm 118:29 ), and "His mercy is everlasting" ( Psalm 100:5 ).

As much as there is a power and blessing in giving thanks, there is also a power and blessing in receiving thanks. When we exercise the power of giving thanks, we minister to the needs of those who receive the thanks. This is a true win-win situation. Most people appreciate being appreciated. There is one type of temperament called a Supine.

^{6. Gratitude Increases Feelings Of Happiness And Well-being. One of the importance of giving thanks to God is that it fills our hearts with joy and contentment. When we take a moment to appreciate all the blessings He bestows on us, our spirits are elevated, and a sense of happiness comes over us.} Romans 1 describes those who reject God (and face His judgment as a result) as people who do not give thanks to God (Romans 1:21). Lacking gratefulness is no peccadillo; it is a dangerous — and potentially deadly — red flag. Thankfulness grounded in the gospel dhMUVH.