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Where Are You Lord?
by louis gander I searched and searched but couldn't find - along still waters I was blind. I was confused, I was dismayed until I stopped, until I prayed... Where are You Lord? Soften my selfish eyes that stray that I might see a better way - so I can find You. Where are You Lord? Soften my selfish ears of choice that I might hear Your still, small voice - so I can find You. Where are You Lord? Soften my selfish hands that wring that can't hold firm to Your blessing - so I can find You. Where are You Lord? Soften my straight and prideful nose that I won't judge and won't suppose - so I can find You. Where are You Lord? Soften my foolish, selfish words so I'll enjoy Your singing birds - so I can find You. Where are You Lord? Soften me as a potter would who'll mold me into what I should - so I can find You. Where are You Lord? Soften me with a discipline that I might stop, turn, then begin - so I can find You. Where are You Lord? Soften my selfish heart so I might feel the hurt, the faintest cry - so I can find You. Where are You Lord? Were still waters meant to be? Although I searched, I couldn't see. Yet there behind me all the way was Jesus. Then I heard Him say, "I AM above all nature, beauty and goodness, power, supremacy and holiness, wrath, sovereignty and greatness, mercy, compassion and fairness, grace, knowledge and boldness, respect, teaching and kindness, love, patience and faithfulness, loyalty, giving and happiness, peace, joy and gladness". I had searched, but couldn't see - and I was at a loss - until I stopped and He found me - from high upon a cross. So now it is I follow Him - in hands that are the Potter's - faithfully and steadfast, with endurance and perseverance, along His peaceful waters. 2012 louis gander - ALL RIGHTS RESERVED http://www.ganderpoems.org/ ------- Copyright 2021 by louis gander. Poetry for sermons, story poems and more... If you love story poems, then you'll love ganderpoems.org / no ads, no sign-up, no tracking. Just free inspirational poetry. Article Source: http://www.faithwriters.com |