GOD HAS A PLAN

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GOD HAS A PLAN

God has a plan
He knows what
He's about

God loves people
He loves us more
Than we allow

God gives hope
He lifts us up
When we're down

God saves sinners
He invites the lost
To be found

God keeps His promises
He will bring us home
Safe and sound

God has a perfect plan
He will always 
Be around





GOD IN ME


God in me keeps moving
God in me knows the Way is Himself
He won't stop until He's Lord of my life


God in me presses on to tomorrow
God in me proves the Truth is Himself
He always does what is best for my soul


God in me longs to meet the new day
The Lord Jesus Christ is Himself my peace
The righteousness and joy of my heart


God will fulfill His wonderful purpose
God in heaven is faithful to His promise
He will complete the work He began





" ... the word of God is alive and powerful.  Hebrews 4:12

GOD IS ALIVE

God is in this heart of mine
God is there all the time
God is a living-moving being
Living Word inside of me
God is new every morning
As real as the sun and the moon
God is love that sets men free
Wonderful, powerful truth
God is life to my eternal soul
God in Christ is trustworthy hope
God is maker and breaker of nations
Eternal Strength that has no weakness
God is new every evening
As real as the stars in the sky
God is joy that makes hearts smile
True Peace in Christ will never die

If you confess with your mouth Jesus Christ is Lord and believe
in your heart God raised him from the dead you will be saved.
Romans 10:9

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