LOVE / TRUTH

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PROMISE OF LOVE
 
Turn your eyes upon Jesus
Look full in His wonderful face
The promise of love shines in His eyes
Through teardrops and bloodstained grace
 
Turn your heart back to Jesus
Tell Him you still believe in HIs faith
The promise of love shines in His words
He is the only truth, the only life, the only way
 
Turn your back on the world
Its promises won't ever hold true
Remember the day you heard Jesus say
My body and my Blood are for you
 
Turn your eyes upon Jesus
Look full in His wonderful face
The things of earth will grow strangely dim
In the light of His glory and grace
 
 
J E P
 
 
Psalm 119:130
The unfolding of your words gives light;
it gives understanding to the simple.
 
THE SIMPLE TRUTH
 God has a purpose for all things
Truth prevails as light conquers dark
Joy perseveres despite death's grievous sting
Love never dies when it is planted in the heart
God creates specific directions for every saint
The weaker we are the more we gain new strength
The simple truth is eternal life is a gift from above
  The Son of God rises in the hearts He first loved
  God knows the plans He has for you
  His sovereign purpose never fails
His promises are sovereign truth
Every living person must avail
 Take your focus off the world
Spinning madly like a top
Put your faith in Jesus
Christ and trust
your Father
God
 
"The unfolding of your words give light; it gives understanding to the simple."— Psalm 119:130 (NIV)
 
My earthly purpose for life is God's eternal promise of love. --- Jeffree7


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