Showing posts with label humility. Show all posts
Showing posts with label humility. Show all posts

Wednesday, September 21, 2011

Mr. ROBERTSON McQuilkin Teaches Mr. Pat ROBERTSON

http://www.joniandfriends.org/help-and-resources/other-resources/promise-kept-story-roberston-muriel-mcquilkin/

How interesting that exemplary Mr. McQuilkin's first name is the same as Mr. Pat's last name - ROBERTSON! This is definitely a God connection, and Mr. Pat NEEDS to view ROBERTSON's video on servanthood, genuine Christ-centered love and marital commitment!  I sent Muriel's and Robertson's love story to Pat Robertson of the famed Christian 700 Club in Virginia Beach, VA.

This is in response to:  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vsaqfP87Z58

Tuesday, May 25, 2010

HANDS

His hands, my hands, our hands reaching out in love,
Obeying all instruction from our Father God above.

From Jesus’ holy hands pierced to set us free,
Not needing nails to hold him there, just His love for me.
To the hands of flesh I offer Him out of humility.

His hands, my hands, our hands displaying servanthood,
Not choosing evil with our will, but only used for good.

With pure hearts and clean hands we serve our Lord and brothers,
Giving allegiance to our Lord, after Him all others.

His hands, my hands, our hands healing hearts and lives,
Not insisting on my way but allowing His will to rule our lives.

Teaching us in His Word if we seek holiness as He is holy,
Not one can snatch us from His hand, if we, for Him, live solely.

His hands, my hands, our hands cherishing the poor,
Pure religion is to devote ourselves to them forevermore.

Made by God to carry one another’s burdens, we are,
Nurturing and affirming hands help carry one another far.

His hands, my hands, our hands accepting all the same,
Not respecting any above the rest, in precious Jesus’ name.

Living sacrificially, impressing on our children His commands,
Daily living by them, tying them as symbols on our hands.

His hands, my hands, our hands reaching out in love,
Fitting well together just like a hand in glove.

Ginny Bain Allen