Sis, Fix Your Posture; It’s Changing Everything

Tiha Moore
Nov 9
2 min read

As the seasons change and the air turns crisp, gratitude becomes more than a polite response, it becomes a way of living. It’s the posture that says, “God, I see You, even here., even in this”

When life feels uncertain or heavy, gratitude reminds us that there’s still beauty in the breaking. It slows us down long enough to see the goodness that was always there, the laughter that finds its way through tears, the peace that quietly settles your spirit, the mercy that meets you every single morning. This season of your life may not look the way you think it should, but God knows all things. Do not allow this current season to cloud your lens and not see God in it.

💬 “Give thanks in ALL circumstances; for this is God’s will for you in Christ Jesus.” - 1 Thessalonians 5:18 (NIV)

This verse doesn’t mean we’re thankful for every hardship, but it does mean we’re thankful in every moment because God’s hand is still working. Gratitude realigns our hearts with His presence and opens our eyes to His faithfulness.

This week, take a deep breath and remember:God is blessing you... even now...with the desires of your heart. He hears the prayers you haven’t yet spoken. He sees the effort you give when no one else does..And even when you are not at your best, God is. He knows and sees your heart, so make sure your heart remains pure. It should be a reflection of His love, grace, and goodness.

When your motives are aligned with Him, gratitude flows naturally, even in the waiting.

Thank Him for what’s growing, even if it’s growing slowly.Thank Him for the doors that closed... yes, even if they hurt. Thank Him for the peace you’re learning to protect. Sis, let your gratitude be louder than your frustration, because when gratitude rises, joy follows. And joy? Joy gives you strength.

“The joy of the Lord is your strength.” — Nehemiah 8:10 (NIV)

Even when the week tests you, let your response be worship. Gratitude keeps your heart soft, your mind clear, and your spirit aligned.

This week, make gratitude more than a thought, make it a practice.

Write it down: Each day, jot down three things you’re thankful for — no matter how small.
Speak it out: Tell someone you’re grateful for them. Gratitude grows stronger when it’s shared.
Pray it forward: Thank God out loud for what He’s done, what He’s doing, and what’s on the way.

Let this be the week you slow down, stay thankful, and keep your heart pure before God. Even in the moments that test you, trust that He’s still working, still faithful, and still good. Gratitude grows when we give it away.

Join us for a cozy Friendsgiving experience curated just YOU!. Expect warm conversations, good food, laughter that fills the room, and a space to simply be.

This Is a gathering of gratitude, connection, and sisterhood. No stress, just show up in your favorite flannel, a dessert, and let us handle the rest.

🧡 RSVP required. space is limited.