Toughen Your Feet and Walk On.
Lead of Love--by Caedmon's Call
Looking back at the road so far
The journey's left its share of scars
mostly from leaving the narrow and straight
Looking back it is clear to me
That a man is more than the sum of his deeds
and how you've made good of this mess
I've made is a profound mystery
Looking back you know
you had to bring me through
(All that I was so afraid of)
(Though I questioned the sky, now I see why)
(Had to walk on rocks to see the mountain view)
Looking back I see your lead of love
Looking back I can finally see
How failures bring humility
Brings me to my knees
Helps me see my need for
Thee Looking back you know
you had to bring me through
(All that I was so afraid of)
(Though I questioned the sky, now I see why)
(Had to walk on rocks to see the mountain view)
Looking back I see your lead of love
Had to walk the rocks to see the mountain view.
Looking back I see the lead of love.
I got life jabbing into my feet. but I know where I am headed: "But one thing I do: Forgetting what is behind and straining toward what is ahead, I press on toward the goal to win the prize for which God has called me heavenward in Christ Jesus." --Paul, a Man of God
Looking back at the road so far
The journey's left its share of scars
mostly from leaving the narrow and straight
Looking back it is clear to me
That a man is more than the sum of his deeds
and how you've made good of this mess
I've made is a profound mystery
Looking back you know
you had to bring me through
(All that I was so afraid of)
(Though I questioned the sky, now I see why)
(Had to walk on rocks to see the mountain view)
Looking back I see your lead of love
Looking back I can finally see
How failures bring humility
Brings me to my knees
Helps me see my need for
Thee Looking back you know
you had to bring me through
(All that I was so afraid of)
(Though I questioned the sky, now I see why)
(Had to walk on rocks to see the mountain view)
Looking back I see your lead of love
Had to walk the rocks to see the mountain view.
Looking back I see the lead of love.
I got life jabbing into my feet. but I know where I am headed: "But one thing I do: Forgetting what is behind and straining toward what is ahead, I press on toward the goal to win the prize for which God has called me heavenward in Christ Jesus." --Paul, a Man of God
posted by The Mentors | 5:55 PM
1 Comments:
Can anyone else hear Joel and me singing a duet on a dock somewhere? Ahh, talk about a beautiful mountain view...
In the Christian life we often speak of wanting "to move onto higher ground with God." How we long to live above the lowlands of life...As with ordinary sheep management, so with God's people, one only gains higher ground by climbing up through the valleys. Every mountain has its valleys. Its sides are scarred by deep ravines and gulches and draws. And the best route to the top is always along these valleys. -Philip Keller
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