| Life's Highways |
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I set out on life's highways, Wondering here and there. Never knowing who to turn to, I felt such bitterness and despair. I could not find happiness. In my life was so much pain. I seemed to live from moment to moment. Nothing ever remained the same. Then, one day, as I was walking, I heard someone call, "Why don't you turn everything over to me? I want to be your all in all." I felt a battle raging. Which way do I go, The broad and wide highway Or the narrow, seldom, used road? Then, I saw someone beckoning, Come down this little road. I felt peace, love, and compassion; A lightening of my load. I felt a Holy presence, Learned that Jesus was His name - How He gave His life and all for me. I will never be the same. Life, sometimes, still feels tough. But, I learned just what to do. Call on the name of Jesus Because He is always there for you! |
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