Is it possible to change?
Is it possible to find God in the ungodly places?
YES!
A young man sat in his prison cell
Wondering how he came to be in this hell
He had once had hopes and dreams
He had children and a wife
But, he had not let God into his life
So now, filled with despair, he shouts out
"God! Where are you? Are you even there?"
The tears stream down his face as he begs God for His grace
And then, he heard a voice that said
"I am here, and have always been"
"It was you who went away, know that I am here to stay"
Now this young man testifies
Now he leads souls to Jesus Christ!
He teaches prayer and of God's love
He helps deliver them from this hell
Here from his prison cell
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