Sharon,
And isn't that so much a relief when we finally follow through with that in
our hearts and subsequently our heads?
Brad
At 06:48 PM 11/8/2005 -0700, you wrote:
>Brad and all,
>
>At times when I feel destructive pressure, it helps me to cast it on the
>Lord, because He promised me, personally, that he would keep me from falling
>and sustain me.
>
>Sharon
>----- Original Message -----
>From: "MV" <[log in to unmask]>
>To: <[log in to unmask]>
>Sent: Tuesday, November 08, 2005 6:06 PM
>Subject: Re: got all forms filled out
>
>
> > Geez Rhonda. Is that all you have to deal with? hahaha. Although one
> > sits=20
> > back and looks at all those items, one can't help but think how much=20
> > stronger one is and you indeed did, or are in the process of dealing
> > with=20
> > it with God's help. Looking at it from that standpoint that can really
> > give=
> > =20
> > one a sense of security and peace knowing God is indeed there to carry
> > you=
> > =20
> > through. Years ago I wrote a song based on the poem entitled
> > "Footprints".=
> > =20
> > It was called "The Robe", I eventually re-wrote it and it came out as=20
> > "Sands of Time" The lyrics are..
> >
> >
> > Sands Of Time
> >
> > Verse I:
> > Daydreaming, walking in the sea breeze
> > Reminiscing life on the sand as I played each scene
> > Then I noticed walking along side me
> > Was Jesus Christ, wo is me
> >
> > Verse II:
> > Humbly I asked "Where did you come from"?
> > He said "I've been here all a long"
> > I said "How could=85 how could=85 how could that be"?
> > He turned to me and looked, and said "Son what do you mean"?
> > And I said=85
> >
> > Chorus:
> > Looking back now at the sands of time
> > One can clearly see the one print is mine
> > In the times of life I'm not doing fine
> > Where did you go? Where did you go? Where did you go?
> >
> > Verse III:
> > With a tear in his eye he said "Son you're looking cold".
> > "I've offered before, but why don't you take my robe,
> > And as we walk I'll tell you what I've done,
> > You'll see a new light when you look at those prints of one".
> > And he said=85
> >
> > Chorus:
> > Looking back now at the sands of time
> > Be assured those prints you see are mine
> > In the times of life you're not doing fine
> > They carried you, they carried you,
> > I carried you=85 ah-huh
> >
> > Verse IV:
> > I turned back to look but again I didn't see him
> > But I was sure not to make that same mistake again
> > I'm no longer, no longer cold
> > Still on me, still on me is his robe=85 is his robe
> >
> > Chorus:
> > Looking back now at the sands of time
> > Be assured those prints aren't yours or mine
> > In the times of life you're not doing fine
> > He carries you, he carries you, he carries you
> >
> > Tag:
> > Walking through your sands of time
> > He carries you
> >
> > =A92000 Brad Dunse
> >
> > We sure can see when he carries us in life as we look back at our
> > memories=
> > =20
> > of tough times.=20
> >
> >
> > --
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> >
> >
Brad
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