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From: Jeff Pollock <jpollock1961@gmail.com>
Date: Sat, Jun 23, 2012 at 2:47 PM
Subject: LIFT HIM UP!
To: Jeff <JEPollock61.everydaynew@blogger.com>


Each of us must die and leave this earth, leave our youth, the ones we love, the dreams we've chased. Truly, there is a time for everything under heaven... a time to live, a time to die, and time to do everything in between.  Personal pride and full-blown foolishness have taken me down some roads I've been utterly unprepared for in my life. Still, by the grace of God I lift up the name of Jesus!  All things work for the good for those who love God and are the called according to his purpose and promise.  His purpose is love.  His promise is faithfulness.  Even now, when the future seems foreboding, and clouds are black and heavy...

LIFT HIM UP!

Lift up the name of Jesus,
He is worthy to be praised;
If you fall reach up to Him alone,
None other will carry you home.

Lift up the name of Jesus,
Take your cross and follow Him;
Discover faith, hope, and love,
Conquers our aimless desire to sin.

Lift up the name of Jesus,
He's not heavy - He is light;
He will see you through the darkness,
And stand with you on the other side.

Lift up the name of Jesus,
Exalt Him with your dying breath;
Live your life like there's no tomorrow,
For forever He has conquered death.

Lift up the name of Jesus!


JeffreyPollock
June 23, 2012




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