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Deuteronomy 8:1-20
Entitlement, self-reliance, and plain old "I forgot" quietly crowd out gratitude.
Moses' answer isn't to try harder.
Israel is standing at the edge of the Promised Land after forty years in the wilderness, and Moses has a warning: when life gets comfortable, it's easy to forget who brought you there. On Thanksgiving Sunday we'll see why gratitude grows out of remembering, and why the good news is that even when we forget God, he never forgets us.
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