Project Amazing Grace: Understanding the Nature of Divine Grace. A joint project between @ucdavis and @biolau. John Templeton Foundation. @robertemmons42
The only Christian way to handle “prodigals” is to let them go, give them to God, pray for their return with tears, and be on the lookout for their return. And when you see them on the horizon, head hung low, run to them, wrap your arms around them, and welcome them home.
It has been over two decades since I placed gratefulness at the center of my life and my work. We have made a lot of progress, but we still have much to learn! #GratitudeWorks
Americans knowing more about each other is the surest path to bringing us together and keeping America beautiful. Here are some books to help make sense of this moment in race relations. #FoxNews#TheFive#OneMoreThing#OMT
Excited that our study comparing gratitude and joy is out! We found that intention and benefit appraisal are critical in distinguishing gratitude and joy: https://t.co/hIlZ557Nw5 Big thanks to all of my great co-authors! @zaixucui @AbrahamYule @FYunZhao
To celebrate Thanksgiving, we’re recapping this year’s top posts about gratitude on the @Workhuman blog – from an interview with @Dr_RobertEmmons to new research and personal stories of gratitude: https://t.co/3o3hJEAy2F #Workhuman
“The reality of grace will remain unexplainable within the conceptual framework of conventional science and “natural law” as we understand it. It will remain miraculous and amazing.” M. Scott Peck, M.D. That’s because grace is not “of” this world. @TullianT
"A rich self surveys the past with gratitude for what it has received, lives in the present with contentment, and looks toward the future with trust." -@MiroslavVolf, Free of Charge #emotionalprosperity