POWERHOUSE DEVOTIONALS: WHEN BLESSINGS GO UNNOTICED
- EFC Powerhouse
- Jan 29
- 2 min read
By Juliana Paula Vega
“Give thanks to the Lord and proclaim His greatness. Let the world know what He has done.” – Psalm 107:1 (TPT)
As Christians, there are times we forget to pause and thank God—especially during difficult seasons. It is easy to take things for granted and overlook the small blessings around us because they seem “unnoticeable.” Instead, we often focus on our needs, wants, and challenges, feeling as though something is missing from our lives. These feelings are often rooted in discontentment, distracting us from the simple yet powerful act of giving thanks.
Psalm 107:1 reminds us to give thanks in every circumstance. No matter what we face, God deserves our gratitude, and He is worthy of our praise.

Gratitude is about recognizing God’s work in our lives and acknowledging His goodness and faithfulness, regardless of our circumstances. We are called to thank Him, proclaim His goodness, and share the miracles He has done. In doing so, our gratitude becomes a testimony of His greatness and a declaration of His Word.
True gratitude goes beyond acknowledging the good things—it is about giving thanks even in the midst of challenges. It is about trusting that God will fulfill His promises in His perfect timing, shifting our focus from the provision to the Provider.

Today, let us fix our eyes on God and express our gratitude—not just for the blessings we see, but for His constant presence in every season of our lives.
Reflections:
1. When was the last time you thanked God for something small or “unnoticeable”?
2. What blessings in your life are you most grateful for today?
3. How can you shift your focus from your challenges to God’s faithfulness?
Lord, thank You for Your unfailing love and faithfulness.
We pray for a grateful heart that trusts in You in every circumstance.
Help us proclaim Your greatness to those around us,
and may our lives reflect Your goodness. Amen.
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