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Relentless Gratitude carefully weaves together timeless biblical truths with findings from scientific studies on the life-changing power of gratitude.
You cannot go wrong leading a life of gratitude.
In almost every conceivable scenario, it works. With gratitude, you can improve your health and well-being. Gratitude can improve your productivity at work, relationships with people, and most importantly, your relationship with God.
During tough times, gratitude brings hope and makes us resilient in the face of adversity. Gratitude is akin to a moral fertilizer that fuels the growth of positive traits—so much so that it is often referred to as the mother of all virtues.
Relentless Gratitude carefully weaves together timeless biblical truths with findings from evolving scientific studies on the subject gratitude. It delivers a profound perspective on gratitude that promises to transform your life in a lasting way.
The author shares insights on the importance of leading a life of gratitude, especially in times of hardship and uncertainty. Relentless Gratitude unveils the blessedness of a grateful heart and brings to life the following life lessons:
- When all seems lost, gratitude can significantly enrich your life.
- Gratitude can fortify your heart in the face of adversity.
- With gratitude, you can cultivate resilience and thrive in tough times.
- Gratitude can attract great blessings into your life.
For more information about the book, please visit relentlessgratitude.org.
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Uno Ukon is a disciple of Jesus Christ; a servant leader who was transformed by the power of gratitude. Together with his beloved wife, he shares a life changing message of gratitude with a world in pain, distress, and in need of comfort. He is an ordained minister with the Redeemed Christian Church of God, where he joyfully serves as a pastor and a teacher of the Word while reaching out to the Edmonton downtown community. He is a registered professional engineer and a cybersecurity thought leader. He lives with his family in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada.
