Process
I have to admit that process is easier to describe than to participate in. I face that daunting fact every time I teach writing. The largest process we as believers participate in is that life-long undertaking [requires death] known as sanctification. Comforts? Psalm 138:8 and Philippians 1:6.
Life, it seems to me
Life, it seems to me,
To be a work in progress,
The progress of finding out
What today will contain,
The process of preparing for
What comes tomorrow,
The coming to grips with
The totally unexpected,
The finding of comfort in
The Unchanging One.
Life, it seems to me, is
One gift of breath,
One gift of hope,
One gift: the Cross.
And that and there is
Life.
I have to admit that process is easier to describe than to participate in. I face that daunting fact every time I teach writing. The largest process we as believers participate in is that life-long undertaking [requires death] known as sanctification. Comforts? Psalm 138:8 and Philippians 1:6.
Life, it seems to me
Life, it seems to me,
To be a work in progress,
The progress of finding out
What today will contain,
The process of preparing for
What comes tomorrow,
The coming to grips with
The totally unexpected,
The finding of comfort in
The Unchanging One.
Life, it seems to me, is
One gift of breath,
One gift of hope,
One gift: the Cross.
And that and there is
Life.
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