One of the challenges associated with using Luther's explanation is that it depicts a certain level of health, prosperity and domestic fulfillment. Here is an unpublished explanation that expresses gratitude for God’s gifts no matter the size or quality of one's own portion:

I believe that God made the entire universe of which I am a part,
and that He has given me my body and soul and all my abilities.

Because God loves me and has power over all that He has made,
I can always look to Him to provide food, clothing and shelter,
people who care about me, strength to endure illness and injury,
and everything else that I need to support this body and life
for as long as He has appointed my days.

Whatever I have that is of genuine benefit God has supplied
not because of any merit or worthiness in me,
but because of His own divine goodness and mercy.
So however little or much I possess according to His purposes,
I can best respond with complete gratitude —
thanking and praising God, obeying Him,
and using His gifts to help other people.

This is most certainly true.

And when the material world that I now know comes to its end,
God will establish a new heaven and a new earth
and give me a perfect new body that will never die.
With all hardships ceased and every need fully satisfied,
I will dwell in the presence of His glory and majesty forever.

Amen.