My Source

Lord,God you are my source.
Lord, God you are here
To help me pass my toughest
Course the one of my life.
Lord, God I need You,
Everyday of my life.

Lord, God, You are my strength
You Lord are worthy of my praise
I'll praise and look for you only
To help me for the rest of my days.

Lord, God you are a fortress.
You are the best.
I know if I give you my battles,
You'll do the rest,
And when the enemy sends,
His imps they run like wimps,
When you're done with them.

Lord,God, You are my source
My strength and with only You
All of my battles I'll win.
I'm not saying this as a cliche
Lord, God You are good,
And Lord You are good,
All of the time and all of 
The time Lord , God you are
Good.

If You don't know my God
I suggest You get to know Him
No job is your source,
No man is your source,
No woman is your source,
Only the Lord, God ,
Your and my Creator,
The joy, the world,
And the peacemaker.

Lord,God you are my source.
Lord, God you are here
To help me pass my toughest
Course the one of my life.
Lord, God I need You,
Everyday of my life.

Lord, God, You are my strength
You Lord are worthy of my praise
I'll praise and look for you only
To help me for the rest of my days.

wrote 11-14-10

The name of the Lord is a strong fortress; the godly run to him and are safe. 
Proverbs 18:10
Copyright © | Year Posted 2010

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Mehta Avatar
November 14, 2010 at 2:23 PM
You have expressed very devotional thoughts on Faith based on a proverb, Nicole
Dufresne Avatar
November 14, 2010 at 6:36 AM
A beautiful tribute to Our Lord, especially today as in every day. Nice Praying with you this morning, Nicole
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