Not by might nor by power but by thy Spirit says the Lord our God.
Oh precious, precious Triune God may you accomplish it all through
your humble vessels of moldable, redeemed and sanctified clay.
07 Sunday Dec 2014
Posted Christian Poetry
inNot by might nor by power but by thy Spirit says the Lord our God.
Oh precious, precious Triune God may you accomplish it all through
your humble vessels of moldable, redeemed and sanctified clay.
04 Thursday Dec 2014
Posted Christian Poetry
inSuch delightful fragrant breezes of spring filled
hope are sent from our Savior just when we need it.
Just when the wind and the waves seem
too much to bear. Stand firm, be strong,
hold on, for the next fragrant breeze is
headed your way. For our Father God
is a God of hope and delights in sending
the fragrant, Spring like lilac-filled breezes
of hope to all His royal children who are in need.
01 Monday Dec 2014
Posted Christian Poetry
inAhh our God is
omnipotently and
ceaselessly
gracious?
Are you?
Am I?
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