“Thanksgiving isn’t polite appreciation. It’s powerful, prophetic agreement.”

In Part 2 of this transformative series, Michelle Wilson leads us deeper into the biblical pattern of thanksgiving — not as something offered after a miracle, but as a bold, faith-filled act that precedes breakthrough.

From Abraham’s altar to Jehoshaphat’s audacious worship strategy, Michelle explores what it means to give thanks based purely on what God has said, before there’s any sign of fulfilment. The battle in 2 Chronicles 20 wasn’t won with swords — it was won with song. The singers went out first.

This message exposes the spirit of forgetting and the subtle ways our culture has swapped biblical thanksgiving for hollow gratitude. Through Scripture and personal revelation, we’re called to recover the sword of thanksgiving — to remember, to rejoice, and to stake our ground in joy and trust.

It concludes around the communion table, where we remember not just what Jesus has done, but what His blood has secured for what’s still to come.

“Give thanks to the Lord, for His faithful love endures forever.”
Even before the victory is visible.