Saturday, October 10, 2020

The SHEPHERD Carries Me

 

And She Said, "The SHEPHERD Carries Me."


The words that you see above have


Carried me for many a year


I have used them to wade through danger


And to toss away my fear


I told you yesterday that at first, I was my daddy‘s baby


Then I was my Momma's baby


After she became a single parent


But she told me that no matter


What happened in my life


I was and always would be GOD's baby.


 

So, I learned The 23rd Psalm


That she taught me to recite


And understood that I would never alone, be,


So, no matter what life put me through,


I pasted a smile in my heart,


Though tears flowed from my eyes,


And thought on the words,


"The SHEPHERD carries me."


 

Yes, I learned to know that the SHEPHERD


Always had my back and that


I did not have to worry because


HE had ammunition enough to handle any attack


And so, fellow man, that is why


Though you may see me cry


You will always see a sheen of joy


Glistening within my eye


And I want you to get used to thinking


And "The  SHEPHERD carries me."



If you learn to lean on the SHEPHERD


You will find that trusting HIM


Gets easier with the passage of time


And one day, people will look at you and see


The trusting contentment on your face


That says, “The SHEPHERD carries me.”



In short, when you look at me, you might see


A trusting daddy's baby,


Or a petted Momma's baby


But I stand to tell the world


That I am GOD's believing baby


Because I know the end of the troubles


That HE has allowed me to see


As I have made my journey


Over the plains, hills, and mountains of life;


Yes, indeed, The SHEPHERD carries me!©


(Based upon Matthew 19:13-14)


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MATTHEW 19:13-14

13 Then some children were brought to Him so that He might lay His hands on them and pray; and the disciples rebuked them.


14 But Jesus said, “Let the children alone, and do not hinder them from coming to Me; for the kingdom of heaven belongs to such as these.” (NASB)



 

Be safe.

 

Walking by faith,

Alma L. Stepping On Carr-Jones

 

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