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Greater Is He Who Is In Me

Greater is He who is in me the Lord Jesus Christ Greater is the gifts He's given to me His love and the breath of life Too many times people discount the Ultimate Creator they treat God like an old over-used refrigerator Only to utilize His power when they have a need or desire Than to be put away in the trunk like a convenient spare tire The Basic Instructions Before Leaving Earth the anointed words of God Are no longer heeded by most nor taken to heart It's no wonder that the world is now full of hate, chaos and confusion And racism is alive and well and true justice is an illusion Greater is He who is in me than what is in this world Greater is the Word He sent to me than anything from man I've heard The media has a stronghold over our children's minds With youtube, facebook, Twitter all social outlets of any kind They walk around all day with a cell phone in their face Too preoccupied to even recognize God or receive His mercy and grace Greater is He who is in me than what is in this life Greater is He who for me sent His Son Jesus the Christ Children are having children and morality is at an all time low While social responsibility and respect for others is a no show Domestic violence is prevalent and it matters not what race or age Women and young girls abused and killed and society is somewhat outraged Black lives DO matter but white society can't seem to comprehend The injustice of accountability when it comes to killing Black men They call it justifiable homicide but African-Americans only see That bullets and a guns have replaced ropes and a lynching tree Greater is He who is in me that what my eyes can see Greater is my Lord Jesus the Christ who gave His life for me

Copyright © | Year Posted 2015




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