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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required Jesus Is With Me, When I feel Alone! Many times, I’ve felt forsaken and alone. I felt this way, even with my family at home. I gave a lot of my time to my sisters and brothers. I wanted to do what God calls; “serve one another.” No matter how good my intentions were to be. Many in church wanted nothing to do with me. Often, I’d ask the question; “where did I go wrong?” “Isn’t giving to others where my heart belongs?” I suppose my mission didn’t fit the “church agenda.” Some people in church said; “we don’t need ‘ya!” How harsh this seemed. I wanted to do my best. I wanted to do my part and give God the rest. I spent a lot of time in prayer and the cross. I didn’t realize what serving Jesus would cost. No matter how hard I tried, many people were the same. They criticize the work others do, in Jesus’ name. Too many in church are focused on “religious things.” Many haven’t sacrificed their time on Godly things. It’s like they look to their pastor, to tell them what to do… Their attitude’s like; “we don’t want to be around you!” I’m glad Jesus was there and faithfully listened. I want to faithfully give him my focus and attention. Thank you Jesus, for seeing the best in what I endeavor! You’re always there for me, today and forever! By Jim Pemberton 04/16/17
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