Prayer Away Edited

Thank you my heavenly father
I am alive
Am doing very well
Thank you Lord, I live through it
I live to tell
I stand before you today
I testify 
In the bible he says, I am the way the truth and the life 
He was there for me when no one else was
I 'm nothing without him
In him, I am tough
Only Jesus understand what I been through.
He know me more than I know myself
When I was on the floor wanting to die,
I cried to him for help
He listen to me
He heard everything I said
I told him, this is what I deserve,
I didn't listen
I didn't put you first
I was happy
But I didn't put you first,
Now I'm in pain, I’m hurt
My joy is stolen
My happiness is gone
I write today
To let people know
Jesus is just a prayer away
He's everywhere
Even in the your darkest hour
He’s right there
The more hell the devil try to put us through,
It's even more amazing what God can do, he'll save you
Just ask him to
Dont limit him
Just ASK
The devil can distract
He can say the most simple thing
And it can be the biggest lie
He is the master of lies,
Even though I sin
Even the devil can't win,
How come I didn't kill myself
How come I didn't die
Jesus spoke
And save my life
He's with you all day and every day
He's with you even when you don't see him or feel him
He's just a prayer away.
Copyright © | Year Posted 2018

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Brown  Avatar
November 28, 2018 at 12:46 PM
This is amazing poem! I pray everyday to the Lord and I thanked him for waking me up to let me see another day!
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November 13, 2018 at 8:01 PM
Whoa! This one is heart-felt and amazing. Love this part: "Don't limit him Just ASK...."he is just a prayer away." GREAT!!!!
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