I’m scared to meet with you. I’m afraid of the power I know you possess over my life, the magnitude of the love that you’re waiting to shower upon me, the glorious plans you seem to always have waiting to protect me in my weakness.
You are always waiting for me. Without fail, I’ll drag my tired feet and heart to church every sunday and I’ll have this huge baggage of disappointments, hurt, pain and deceit that I’ve collected with me throughout the week. I’d be burnt out, bruised, exhausted to the core
and then there you’d be. Waiting. Never too tired, never too angry, never lacking in grace, mercy and love. The very things that restores my heart. And you do it all - over and over, sunday after sunday, because you love me.
And I’m not afraid to have that down in words. It’s the one thing I’ve carried with me all my life. but to claim it as my own? Your kind, gentle and forgiving love, for me?
I could never figure that one out.
I’m waiting for answers, I always have been.
Please Lord, this easter. Find me at where I’m at - you know I’m a stubborn one, and though You and I know that my heart and will is weak, this is I know for sure, and this you must know: I love You.
It’s tough running on your own. Be it a race against time, or a race for freedom, liberation, answers, whatever it is you’re looking for - it’s tiring.
I need You. When the going gets tough I seem to remember You. When things are all rosy cosy I become the worst friend ever to You and I’m sorry.
You are not my vending machine.
Teach me that.
I will go for Easter. I hope nothing crops up ‘cos I really want to swing back (full-force of course) into the life You want me to live.
Yes, that means that my sorry excuse of a life has to go, and I have to let go and let God.
What can I say, actions speak louder than words hey?
Jesus Christ, that’s a pretty face The kind you’d find on someone that could save If they don’t put me away It’ll be a miracle
Do you believe you’re missing out? That everything good is happening somewhere else But with nobody in your bed The night is hard to get through
And I will die all alone And when I arrive I won’t know anyone
Well, Jesus Christ, I’m alone again So what did you do those three days you were dead? Because this problem’s gonna last More than the weekend
Well, Jesus Christ I’m not scared to die I’m a little bit scared of what comes after Do I get the gold chariot? Do I float through the ceiling?
Do I divide and fall apart Cause my bright is too slight to hold back all my dark This ship went down in sight of land And at the gates does Thomas ask to see my hands?
I know you’ll come in the night like a thief But I’ve had some time alone to hone my lying technique I know you think that I’m someone you can trust But I’m scared I’ll get scared and I swear I’ll try to nail you back up (everyone now) So do you think that we could work out a sign So I’ll know it’s you and that it’s over so I won’t even try I know you’ll come for the people like me But we all got wood and nails, And talk dirt at hating factories But, we all got wood and nails And talk dirt at hating factories Yeah, we all got wood and nails And we sleep inside of this machine
So i sort of feel this way now, like no one understands the things i see, the things i’ve done. no, i’m not proud of them, no one knows, except maybe God who’s watching. and i don’t understand how he can keep loving when we keep sinning. i don’t know, and i don’t know what comes after. why does being a christian have to be so hard sometimes?
God, you can be funny at times you know? The CEO and Senior Management team are coming over the Easter weekend to review my performance. My direct boss told me that they have been very impressed with my performance and would like to chat on a possible promotion. Meeting time - 10 am Sunday for brunch at The Line, Shangri-La Hotel. And Mabel has readily agreed to come for Easter service. What do you want me to do God?