You say God’s a crutch;
You’re correct, I agree --
He’s my constant companion
Who’s always here for me.
I don’t need to worry
or fret all the time --
God is my “Hoveround”
Ever present, He is mine.
When I feel depressed
From the cares of the day,
He is my “Jazzy,”
Who “Scoots” the gloom away.
He’s my unfailing wheelchair
Who carries me around;
He strengthens my soul
When fierce trials abound.
When friction has wounded,
And I’m weakened within,
He draws near to help me
As I lean hard on Him.
He’s not just my crutch,
He’s my doctor, my nurse;
My caring God and Savior,
He’s almighty and diverse.
So call Him my crutch
Or whatever you will.
Till the end of my days,
I'll be trusting Him still!
John 15:5
“I am the vine; you are the branches.
If you remain in me and I in you, you will bear much fruit;
apart from me you can do nothing.”
(((HUGS))) and much love, your friend in Texas, Karen Lynn. :D
And for Ronald Hull: Sorry that your life is so sad!
My handsplint, lifts, vehicle modifications and wheelchair are real. Not some metaphor.
Ron
Thank You for putting the infamous "GOD/Jesus is just a Crutch" into its true perspective - and in such a fabulous way!
VERY well-written.. and wonderfully true!
He IS my all and all, too, and apart from Him, I would not even be here!
As always, Sis, your poetry is.. Teaching At Its Very Best.
Love you, Rhonnie
Blessings,
Christine
Eileen
JMD