Enter with Thanks and the Leader’s Gateway | Psalm 100:4

About This Video

We don’t just walk into God’s presence — we enter with thanksgiving. Psalm 100:4 isn’t a nice lyric; it’s a blueprint for how to step into meetings, decisions, conflict, and calling: “Enter his gates with thanksgiving and his courts with praise.” In this teaching, we get practical on how gratitude anchors your soul, shifts culture, and becomes a strategic habit in life and business. You’ll learn how to “enter” rooms differently — not with pressure or complaint, but with thanks that unlocks clarity, peace, and alignment. Gratitude is not a mood; it’s the gateway to God’s presence — and the leader’s unfair advantage. Takeaways Gratitude is an entry posture, not an afterthought: it changes how you arrive. Thanksgiving expands vision; complaint narrows it — culture follows your tone. Make thanks a habit: morning lists, mid-day resets, specific team appreciation, thanks-first prayer. Subscribe for weekly teachings on the spiritual side of business and life. This week, choose one “entry point” (meeting, decision, tough conversation) and practice entering with thanks first. Where will you “enter with thanksgiving” this week, and who do you need to thank today?