
“You will seek me and find me, when you seek me with all your heart.” Jeremiah 29:13
I have a long list of things to get done, but on this quiet and peaceful Sunday afternoon, my thoughts drifted to spiritual matters. After a wonderful morning at church, I found another way to show my appreciation for what Jesus has done for me. I hope this simple poem will help others remember what God has done for them. As Christians, we have much to be thankful for. Blessings to all.
He’s Waiting
I’ve walked some mighty long roads in my life
And I’ve been held hostage by worry and strife
Traveled through sadness, sorrow, and pain
Convinced that my eyes would always see rain
Hiding the fact that my heart was well broken
Engaging in life without hurts being spoken
I longed for true peace and contentment to be
Deep in my heart, something special for me
Others I’d seen had a sweet peace so real
And I knew they had something I wanted to feel
Then Jesus came in as quick as a wink
And gave me new life that caused me to think
How he’d been there with me all the day long
And He was the One who gave me this song
It’s a song that I’ve carried for many a year
And I’ll always be thankful for something so dear
This song I’ll keep singing as long as I can
Of how He has changed me and shown me His plan
He helps me to see those who are sad and alone
Just like I once was, til He gave me a song
He helps me to tell them that life does have pain
But in trusting the Son, they will have Heaven’s gain
That His ways are all perfect; His plan is the best
And that He will lead them to valleys of rest
Friend, if you’re walking a lonely dark road
He wants to relieve you of your heavy load
Trust Him today and find all that and more
For He’s waiting to enter your lonely heart’s door
It’s up to you to let Him come in
You have a choice to stay where you’ve been
Or enter into a new relationship sweet
Where forever you’re privileged to sit at His feet.
But please don’t delay; life goes by so fast
Believe in the Son, then you’ll have something that lasts.
Written by: Carolyn McDaniel Canizales, 5-28-23