| Sometimes I Wonder | Sometimes, I wonder, Lord, Of who I really am And I often question, "Where do I fit into Your plan?" |
| In Him Through Him For Him | In Him, I have my being. Through Him, I am secure. For Him, I will try To live spiritually pure. |
| The Days of My Time | The days of my time have, Somewhat, dimmed my eyes. But, I need only what my God Shows me. For, He supplies. |
| Unto Forgiveness the Truth | How often do we assassinate another, By word of mouth, hatefully said? How often do we kill the atoning Spirit When we pursue that which has been pled? |
| Even though Weary | I’m trying to climb another mountain. But, I’m so weary, it seems. I wish I had stayed in the lush valley and Found respite in the cool water streams. |
| A Gift of Love | Precious life from God, above, Sent from Him, with all His love. |
| The Lamb | I often gaze, in awe, at the picture Of Jesus, with the lamb upon His shoulder. |
| My Book Of Answered Prayer | In my heart I keep A little book of answered prayer; For friends and family, And people every where. |
| Sweet Manna | I’ve been feasting on sweet manna, Fed at the a Master’s hand; As, through His Holy word, I wander, Seeing what He planned. |
| Feed My Sheep | In the Book of John "Peter," said the Lord, one day, "Do you love me?" "You know I do, Lord. Need I have to say?" |
| The Accusers | There she was, degraded and ashamed, Standing in the middle of them While the proud religious leaders Stood around her, to form a rim. |
| A Prayer Warrior’s Prayer | Lord, help me pray for others, In spite of how I might feel. Let me see Your sweet children Through Your eyes, so real. |
| What Would Hinder Thee? | Long centuries ago now, In the desert sand The Apostle Philip came upon A royal man in a chariot. |
| Lest I forget | Dear Lord, if I begin to forget, Let me not forget Thee As I grow older. |
| And, Then, He Spoke | As I knelt to pray, I began my petition, "Please, hear me, Father, As I give voice to this condition. |
| Intercession | Sometimes, I water my bed with tears As, in self pity, I do plead, "How long, O God, most Holy, Must I cry out in my need? |
| Weeping in the Night | One night, I could hear muffled crying. It was deep and mournful, and unrelenting. |
| In this time of sorrow | The day has come ~ All be it far too soon, I know, To surrender unto God This one that you loved so. |
| Thy Rod and thy Staff | In the valley lush and green, Perhaps at a mountain base, Little lambs romp and play As the shepherd watches from His place. |
| Daniel’s broken heart | What I wouldn’t give To take away the sadness in your eyes, When you search, room to room, for mommy; Before you hope flickers and dies. |
| I can only imagine | There are things (oh, so many) That astound and confound, The vastness of the universe; Even the stars have a sound. |
| The Coming of the Holy Spirit | As Christ ascended into heaven, He said a Comforter would come in power, Gather your selves together and wait Until the appointed hour. |
| The Judas Heart | The Lord walked with the disciples. He loved them all, with no exception. He called them. from their nets. away And all from their own profession. There was one that walked with Him. By name, he as called Judas, Simon’s son; |
| Spring Time For Me | Deep within the ground, The seeds of spring now slumber. Trees, bushes, grass and flower They are; Only God can number. |
| The Cross Maker | one day, a cross was ordered. It must not be beautiful. It was to be unpolished and rough. To his job, he was dutiful. |
| Sunday Morning in Jerusalem | They came for Him, Under the cover of the night (In the olive garden, Gethsemane), Like thieves; not workers of the light ... |
| I Stand Before Him | Who could stand in His presence And not feel humbled so completely? Who couldn’t look in those eyes And say how very much He loved me. |
| Christian Dreamer | By chance, I happened Upon a room, one day. In it I found, to my surprise And much to my dismay ... |
| Samson | From the book of Judges Came Samson, the Nazarite, Born to a barren woman of Zorah; From His birth to be a Danite. |