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Day 38 of 41 Thank you Lord for The Gift of life and Opportunity to make a Difference in this World

The gift of life and opportunity to make a difference in this world is the greatest blessing one can receive. 

Every day is a new chance to make someone smile, to inspire someone to be their best self, and to make a positive impact on the world.

 We should never take our life or opportunities for granted, but instead embrace every moment to live fully and spread positivity and love wherever we go. 

Remember that even the smallest acts of kindness can make a big difference in someone's life. Cherish every day and use it to make a positive change in the world.

Prayer:

Thank you, Lord, for the gift of life,
For each new day, free from strife.
For the chance to wake and see the sun,
For the opportunity to go and get things done.
Thank you, Lord, for the chance to make a change,
To help others who may be feeling strange.
To reach out with kindness and love,
To show them there's help from above.
Thank you, Lord, for the power to inspire,
To light a spark that can take us higher.
For the chance to be a positive force,
To lead others on a brighter course.
So let us take each day as a blessing from you,
And use it to make a difference, to be true.
To spread light and joy wherever we go,
And let Your love and grace show.

Janet Adeogun 
The Eagle Girl 

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