WALKING IN GRACE

I have walked down many roads. Sometimes I have come to the end of a road and said to myself I just can't go on. At times I have fallen on my knees sure that  I  could not take one more step.  Weary and worn,  beaten down and lonely,  I cried please help me.

One day I realized that the roads I had traveled were of my own making.  I thought that I knew which way to go. I thought that I had the answers. But when I had come to a point in my life where I  could not find a reason to walk on...I  began walking in GRACE.  A friend  gave me these words to hold on to.  The path of God will never  lead you,  where the GRACE of God can not keep you.  I turned around on a road headed no where,  and fell down on my knees and asked God to show me a new way.  He covered me in a blanket of Grace, set my feet on a new path,  and promised I would never walk alone.  Now I do not fear tomorrow,  for I rest in the assurance that whatever it holds...God holds me in the palm of his hand.

Life will never be as sweet as when you  know how it feels to be walking in Grace. Resting in God's promise that  he has forgiven your sins,  and  has cast them into the sea of FORGETFULNESS. 

When I was just a little girl my daddy taught me a song called " This little light of Mine."  The words tell us what God wants us to do...be a light in a dark world. When I re-dedicated my life to God I made him a promise that I would stop beating myself up for the mistakes I had made walking on the wrong path. I can not change my past, but I can let my life be a light shinning in the darkness.  I can use my mistakes and lessons I have learned in the " School of Hard Knocks " to guide others on a new path.  It is easy to be a light in a dark world,  all you have to do is to tell someone about JESUS.

Song : Have You Told Someone About Me

CD: The Sounds Of Joy,  From Our Hearts to Yours

Written by: Bob Paxon

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