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    Gratitude, the Debtor’s Ethic, and John Piper’s Future Grace (part 1)
    • Jul 16, 2008

    Gratitude, the Debtor’s Ethic, and John Piper’s Future Grace (part 1)

    First, let’s notice what Piper says about gratitude and faith. A definition: “We easily forget that gratitude exists because sometimes things come to us “gratis”—without price or payment. When that happens, we should feel a pleasant sense of the worth of what we’ve received and the goodwill behind it. This pleasant sense is what we call gratitude.”  (Future Grace [FG], 31) “God meant gratitude to be a spontaneous expression of pleasure in the gift and the good will of another