Prayer: God Is With Me

Prayer: God is With Me

In the name of The Father...The Son...and The Holy Spirit...

Dear Lord it is me....one of your many fan...I come to you as your child, but also as a man...so before you Lord is where I stand...I know you're with me...so listen to me when I talk...I'm still traveling the path I chose though I know you're with me during my walk...I stand before you Lord in my place to pray today...because I need you to take at least have of my sins away...hear me out Lord this is why I pray...Life is hard..but I stand my guard...took the devil's advantage when I knew it was wrong...but having you with me...I know I'll give back twice as strong...struggling in life I know is my punishment from you...but it's helping me through everything I do...which I do in reflection of you...making some people happy by giving what I do have from the bottom of my heart...which has been broken in half...from harsh spoken words but I still laugh and whistle like happy birds...some people ask me...how could it be? Why do we see you so happy? I reply "because God is with me....I gave gifts that you can't see...from my heart which is as deep as the sea...when you smite me...throw your hurtful words..it is he who is with me...helping me through the hurt and strain from you..." I'm hoping they would do the same, I'll talk to you soon again...In the name of The Father...The Son The Holy Spirit....AMEN
By: Peter T. DeSpirito
Copyright © | Year Posted 2015

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August 28, 2015 at 2:07 AM
beautiful poem and prayer, he is always with us. never will he leave you never will he forsake you Amen
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