This message invites us into a profound understanding of prayer as a complete circle rather than a one-way conversation. Drawing from Luke 17:11-19, we encounter the story of ten lepers who were healed by Jesus, yet only one returned to give thanks. This powerful narrative challenges us to examine our own prayer lives: Do we simply present our requests to God and move on, or do we complete the circle by returning with gratitude? The message walks us through this beautiful cycle—entering God's presence with thanksgiving, laying our requests before Him with expectation (as Psalm 5:3 teaches), receiving His answers, and then returning once again with praise. This isn't just about being polite; it's about cultivating a lifestyle of 'thanks-living' that keeps us spiritually alive and prevents us from becoming lukewarm in our faith. When we overflow with thanksgiving, as Colossians 2:6-8 encourages, we protect ourselves from hollow philosophies and remain rooted in Christ. The challenge is personal and practical: What if we woke up today with only the things we thanked God for yesterday? This thought-provoking question pushes us beyond superficial gratitude into deep appreciation for everything—from our ability to walk, to breathe, to the relationships that enrich our lives.