Trusting In God For No Matter What

In the many ways that our life takes
many a blow comes from no matter where
some are serious others are not so
at that point trust God for He does care

From my earliest days, I've had to battle
a stammer has been my enemy within
but God has been my anchor deep
always lifting me before my last ring

Though don't understand God's purpose
in allowing my words to hold me back
but trust His mighty hand in His will
for His plan, He will keep me on track

In recent years health took a blow
cancer came to attack me so real
but God proved His faithfulness within
as I believed still in my Lord to heal

This my saviour has done so far
all tests prove surgery on track
trust in God for no matter what
God is great believing nothing I'll lack
Copyright © | Year Posted 2019

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Proxenos Avatar
September 12, 2019 at 11:54 AM
All we should ever do is place our trust and love in God - he will see to those who need him and believe in Him. You are a strong and faithful believer and as such, God sees you! Great poem Gordon! Hugs, Jennifer.
Mcconnell Avatar
September 12, 2019 at 12:29 PM
Thanks Jenny, glad you loved it and for your kind and encouraging words. Hope all good with you with the move, Blessings always,Gordon
Lamoureux Avatar
September 10, 2019 at 5:00 PM
Sorry you have had so much to deal with. Certainly there is no stammering with your writing. You communicate in a powerful way. Blessings as you continue to trust in God.
Mcconnell Avatar
September 10, 2019 at 5:09 PM
Thanks Richard, glad you were impressed and for your encouraging words. Blessings be yours too, Gordon
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