"Pastor Joshua Choonmin Kang's slender book is a powerful invitation to wonder, beauty and the mysterious grace of God. Through brokenness we know gratitude. Through our wounds we experience Christ's love and healing power. How do we practice such gratitude? What pries away our armor of self-seeking and lets us be clothed in the Lord's beauty and power? Pastor Kang's lovely wisdom opens us to God's full weight and glory. He invites us to be thankful for a deeply transforming love."
Emilie Griffin, award-winning author, Souls in Full Sail and Green Leaves for Later Years
"Kang is a writer of controlled and balanced eloquence, and his heartfelt and intelligent prose here delineates the notion of the acceptance of God's grace with gratitude as an opportunity for understanding of the world and for a richer experience of God's glory. Kang's elegance is something all preachers should study and emulate. A smart, subtle essay in Christian spirituality from a pastor who deserves (and may find) wider renown as a spiritual writer."
Library Journal, July 2015
"Instead of the normative 'stop and smell the roses' approach to gratitude, Pastor Kang shows how brave attitudes-accepting unpleasant circumstances, even embracing isolation and enduring suffering-flow from a life of gratitude and so open the door to blessing."
Jan Johnson, author of Abundant Simplicity and Spiritual Disciplines Companion
