Jesus Calling: Harvest of Blessings by Sarah Young

Jesus Calling: Harvest of Blessings gathers 50 reflections on gratitude, thankfulness, and God’s blessings from Sarah Young’s Jesus Calling. Bible verses and words of hope invite you to pause and notice the gifts in everyday life.

Seasonal photography, Scripture, and inspiring quotes accompany the readings. It’s a devotional to enjoy during a quiet autumn morning or give to someone who wants to make thankfulness part of a daily reading habit.

Devotions for the Fall by Thomas Nelson

Devotions for the Fall pairs 40 short devotions with Scripture, seasonal photographs, and prayers of thanksgiving. Each reflection connects a fall theme to everyday life, from changing leaves to time spent with family.

Recipes and ideas for autumn traditions add a practical touch. If you enjoy a quiet reading moment with a cup of cider, this collection offers a way to slow down, reflect, and thank God for the season’s blessings.

Thankful: A 90-Day Devotional and Gratitude Journal by Julie Sunne

In Thankful, Julie Sunne explores gratitude rooted in Christ when life includes loss, illness, or sorrow. These 90 devotional readings and reflection prompts invite you to bring your questions to God and consider His character.

The spiral-bound book combines devotional text with wide-ruled space for thoughts and prayers. A full-color floral interior and presentation page make it a thoughtful journal for personal reflection or sharing with a Bible-study group.

The Power of Being Thankful by Joyce Meyer

Joyce Meyer’s The Power of Being Thankful offers 365 devotions about recognizing God’s goodness in everyday life. Through Scripture, she reflects on His love, grace, and presence, encouraging readers to develop a daily habit of gratitude.

Each devotion includes a prayer of thanks. The yearlong format gives you a short reading to return to each morning as you pause, acknowledge God’s blessings, and consider what a thankful outlook might change in your day.

Choosing Gratitude by Nancy DeMoss Wolgemuth

Nancy DeMoss Wolgemuth’s Choosing Gratitude explores thankfulness as an intentional way of life. Drawing from a Revive Our Hearts radio series, she considers how gratitude to God and other people can challenge bitterness and a sense of entitlement.

The book encourages readers to notice God’s gifts, thank the people He has placed in their lives, and practice gratitude through ordinary days. It is a direct fit for readers who want to replace complaints with thankfulness.

The Grumble-Free Year: Twelve Months, Eleven Family Members, and One Impossible Goal by Tricia Goyer

What happens when a family of eleven decides to spend a year without grumbling? In The Grumble-Free Year, Tricia Goyer shares the successes and setbacks of her household’s twelve-month experiment in choosing gratitude.

Through candid family stories and practical, Scripture-based steps, Goyer explores ways to replace complaining with thankfulness. It’s a particularly helpful choice in this section if you want to think about gratitude in the middle of a busy home, rather than wait for everything to go smoothly.

Thanks-Living by Stu Epperson Jr.

In Thanks-Living, Stu Epperson Jr. explores how gratitude can shape a life, even through sorrow, disappointment, and uncertainty. He reminds readers that giving thanks does not mean denying grief or pretending that every circumstance is good.

With encouragement rooted in God's Word, Epperson shares practical ways to notice God's presence, embrace gratitude, and build others up. This is a thoughtful choice if you want thankfulness to become part of everyday life rather than a once-a-year habit.

The Power of Thank You by Joyce Meyer

Joyce Meyer’s The Power of Thank You looks at the difference a thankful attitude can make in ordinary life. Rather than waiting for everything to go well, she encourages readers to recognize each day as a gift from God.

Meyer explores how regularly giving thanks can renew your perspective and bring joy into difficult circumstances. Her practical, faith-centered encouragement makes this a useful companion for readers who want to move beyond complaints and build a lasting habit of gratitude.

Thank You, God, for Blessing Me by Max Lucado

Little Hermie has plenty to be thankful for! In Thank You, God, for Blessing Me, Max Lucado’s baby caterpillar goes through his day noticing the many blessings God has given him.

This board book introduces toddlers to thankfulness through a small character’s everyday discoveries. It’s a simple choice for sharing a gratitude-themed reading moment with little ones.

My First Gratitude Journal by Dayspring

My First Gratitude Journal from DaySpring gives children space to doodle, draw, and try simple writing prompts as they notice what they’re thankful for each day. The activities introduce gratitude in a way that leaves room for a child’s own thoughts.

The journal can travel in a backpack or stay beside the bed for a quiet reflection. It’s an option for young readers who enjoy responding with pictures as well as words.

Jesus Calling for Teens: 50 Devotions for a Thankful Heart by Sarah Young

Sarah Young’s Jesus Calling for Teens: 50 Devotions for a Thankful Heart centers on gratitude, thankfulness, and trusting God. The 50 readings speak to teens and tweens with Scripture, reflection, and prayer.

Written in the familiar first-person style of Jesus Calling, the devotions invite young readers to slow down and reflect on their relationship with Christ. This is the teen-focused choice for readers who would like a short devotional alongside their gratitude practice.

5-Minute Gratitude: Teen Boys Devotional by Chris Cox

Chris Cox’s 5-Minute Gratitude: Teen Boys Devotional includes 150 short devotions about recognizing God’s gifts. The readings encourage teen boys to notice blessings even when a day isn’t going the way they hoped.

Each devotion ends with a brief writing prompt, giving readers a chance to reflect for themselves. The five-minute format makes room for Scripture and gratitude in the middle of a busy schedule.

5-Minute Gratitude Devotional for Teen Girls: Reflections to Guide Daily Praise and Joy by Leslie Leasure

Leslie Leasure’s 5-Minute Gratitude Devotional for Teen Girls pairs short devotions with Scripture and reflection prompts. The readings connect gratitude to familiar parts of teen life, including friendships, school, and thoughts about the future.

These five-minute entries present thankfulness as a form of praise and a practice to return to over time. They offer young readers a brief space to reflect on what matters and recognize the good in an ordinary day.

1-Minute Gratitude Journal by Tommy Nelson

The 1-Minute Gratitude Journal helps children notice life’s blessings through 80 interactive entries. Simple prompts invite them to name three things they’re thankful for, read a Bible verse, and offer a prayer of thanks.

Drawing activities leave room for favorite pets, friends, and other everyday joys. With ideas for sharing thankfulness, this children’s journal can also begin a conversation at bedtime or around the dinner table.

Anxious for Nothing: Finding Calm in a Chaotic World by Max Lucado

In Anxious for Nothing, Max Lucado invites readers to reflect on Philippians 4:6–7 and its call to bring requests to God with thanksgiving. His storytelling and relatable examples explore prayer and trust during uncertain times.

This is a thoughtful place to look at the connection between gratitude and prayer when life feels difficult. Lucado’s reflections keep returning to the peace of Christ and the invitation to bring everyday worries to God.

Breath as Prayer: Calm Your Anxiety, Focus Your Mind, and Renew Your Soul by Jennifer Tucker

Jennifer Tucker’s Breath as Prayer introduces a Scripture-centered practice of pairing a short biblical prayer with a breath. More than 80 breath prayers are accompanied by brief meditations and full-color illustrations.

An easy how-to guide and reflection prompts help readers return to the practice in everyday life. For this gratitude list, the book offers a prayer-focused companion for difficult moments, with space to pause and turn your attention toward Christ.

Making Peace with What I Can’t Control by Lysa TerKeurst

When fear makes you want to plan, fix, and manage everything around you, the effort can become exhausting. In Making Peace with What I Can’t Control, Lysa TerKeurst explores the tension between trusting God and taking matters into your own hands.

She addresses the fears that fuel control and the difference between healthy responsibility and fear-driven intervention. For a reader finding gratitude difficult during an uncertain season, this book offers encouragement to hand over the weight you were never meant to carry.