Showing posts with label trust. Show all posts
Showing posts with label trust. Show all posts

Tuesday, September 24, 2019

Faith


Faith can be all sorts of things.
Faith is trusting that it’ll be okay.
Faith. Even though it’s hard…
In the end what you have Faith in will remain.

A relationship. A career. A belief.
Ask yourself why you fight for it.
Our faith may undergo seasons and change shape.
I have faith, and I pray it will remain.

Faith to others may not make sense.
Faith is more than vague hope.
Faith looks different from one person to another.
We all have faith in something.

Me, I have faith in God.
That even when I miss my turn.
He’ll always be there.
Waiting to guide me home.

What do you have faith in?
What keeps you going?
Faith, even when small, we still have it.
Me, I hold on tight, I don’t want to let go.

Wednesday, October 19, 2016

Jen


“Everything that was a gain for me
I considered to be a loss because of Christ.
More than that, I also consider everything to be loss
in view of the surpassing value of knowing Christ Jesus my Lord.
Because of Him I have suffered the loss of all things
and consider them filth,
so that I may gain Christ.”
Philippians 3: 7 and 8.

There once was a girl.
Kind, brave and generous.
For her heart belonged to God.

As she grew she taught others she knew,
From the small and weak to the tall and strong.
She did so consciously and unconsciously,
Because her heart belonged to God.

She continues to develop in skill, and in strength,
And with this, ventures into the unknown.
Without her large family and her many friends.
But go she will, for her heart belongs to God.

Why she goes, heaven knows!
She trusts in the one who sends her.
Her heart belongs to God.

So now, we must bow to the one who made us,
Praying that he will look after her;
blessing her and keeping her safe.
And so will she pray, for her heart belongs to God.

Jennifer Adams obeys her heavenly Father.
She knows him. She trusts him. We know she is wise.
Her heart belongs to God.

Our loving Father, bless Jen in all she does.
Introduce her to her siblings in the country,
to her new work, and her new life.
Help us all to remember and emulate this courageous,
compassionate, and selfless women.
With love we commend our wonderful sister into your care.
Our sister, who is, well and truly, your daughter.
This we pray in Jesus name, Amen.