by Faith Jansky
I could think upon my problems, Or on my frustrations sore; I could think of what I want changed, And become discouraged more.
I could think upon other’s faults, And judge, with my heart and words. I could cut down, and not build up; My words, sore piercing like swords.
I could think of what could happen, And give way to fear, and distrust. I could dwell upon much evil, And fear men, who are only dust.
I could always complain and fret, Of all thats wrong with my life. I could be down, and discouraged; Much worn down from all the strife.
But I will choose to dwell on God, And His great goodness to me! I will choose to look for His gifts, His dear, loving hand, to see.
I will choose to commit to God The things outside my control. I will trust Him to do what’s best, And seek Him with heart and soul!
I will choose to love with God’s love, Ev’ry one whom God sends my way. I will look for, and praise the good, Showing His love in all I say.
I’ll choose to give thanks, not complain; For God is ever, always good! Even when I don’t understand, Or think He’s doing what He should.
This is where I will choose to dwell; Beholding my Savior’s face! Seeking Him for wisdom, and strength, And walking true, by His grace!
By Faith Jansky
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