What a Savior

Easter 2008 What A Savior Written: by Tom Wright 3-16-2008 I sought forgiveness for my sordid past A past, that God alone, knew the whole Bits & pieces that with others were cast Had no bearing on a young man’s soul Like a three-act play that cast one man Depression, was partnering with my being I had drifted long within the Devil’s plan Eyes opened wide but without really seeing The world had caused my heart to harden I could barely utter audible sounds that day Instead of a parole Jesus granted a pardon Transforming my heart unto one of clay This one called Jesus whom I’d just found From my fears released He on that day Hurtful memories that long had me bound Gave way to insight and His perfect way When God Forgives He Forgets It is hard to forget our past the way God does But we must forgive ourselves and move on. Tom
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Merryman Avatar
March 18, 2015 at 7:28 PM
God is so good to us! Great message, Tom. Love, Kim
Wright Avatar
March 18, 2015 at 8:20 PM
Thank you sister for your comment. Tom
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