The Omnipresence

How you are never alone, through life even death

“I waited patiently for the Lord, and he inclined unto me, and heard my cry.” (Psalm 40:1).

Don’t Count Me Out

When you’re low, look high, you find me
Waiting with two gloves to box life with
I light the way, you stomp the way
Within thee, I lie and wait
All you have to do is seek
Earnestly seek, a tear, gentle cry, prayer
Even a tiny little whisper, gets my attention
I’m just waiting, you want all that is good
I want all that is the best for you
I will send a teacher, preacher, stranger
Even a child I send, to heal your pain,
Illuminate your path, soothe your aching heart
Dry up your tears, fulfill your dreams
Exhale your loneliness, breathe in comfort
Even while low, give you tools to help another
Seed, time and harvest, my grace is sufficient
It doesn’t matter what you’re going through
My arms await to gently pull you through
Leap, I’m waiting to catch you
As you fly, I hold you up as you soar like an eagle
High above you fly, landing like a champion
Like Joseph, from the dungeon to the palace
Like Ruth, from rags to riches
Like Paul, from torment to peace
Like Eve, from shame to forgiveness
Like Thomas, from doubt to belief
Like Peter, with faith walking on water
Like birds, bees, trees, animals, I clothe them too
Whatever state you find yourself in be content
And know that I am yet God and has no respect of person
Black, brown, white, red, I created all, to be childlike
If you have a need, don’t fret, try me and be free
Don’t Count Me Out, I’m on the case, with Grace, this race.

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