Sometimes we that have survived an abusive, soul-damaging experience express more freely our feelings through poems or free verse. I hope that you will find comfort and peace through reading these and know that Jesus truly understands and cares.
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Also, reading through the words of sacred hymns can speak to us of Jesus and His love.
Dedicated to the True Lord Jesus
“Come unto me, all ye that labour and
are heavy laden, and I will give you rest.”
~Matthew 11:28-29
- Jesus is Always There
- It Was Christ
- Dark Valleys
- He Careth
- A Lonesome Place
- Come With Me (pictures the New Heavens & the New Earth)
- Rolling Fields
- Love
- When Day is Done
- To Keep
- The Love of Others (dedicated to a loved one who passed away)
Comfort in Words of Hymns
I have seen the face of Jesus,
Tell me not of aught beside;
I have heard the voice of Jesus,
All my soul is satisfied.
~ By Lydia Wright, daughter of George Muller
Reading through the words of sacred hymns has a way of speaking to many of us in a special way of Jesus and His love. Let these words comfort and encourage you. If you have a chance to listen to the music of these songs, you will understand how beautiful the melody is. We especially recommend just reading through the words of classic hymns, which will speak of Jesus in a personal way. See our Links under Music for the title of one of our favorites. (Note: We have also linked to relaxing music in that section for those who are depressed, have anxiety, or can’t sleep.)
C. C. Whittington, a dear saint of God, ministered to me in a wonderfully healing way after I exited the Worldwide Church of God through the beautiful music he played on his radio program. I feel God helped me to come across it one day when I was feeling very depressed. He also would read poems and tell stories, many of them personal. But it was the music he played that impacted me so much.
C. C. passed away on November 30, 2000 at the age of 84. His AM radio program “Hymns and Gospel Songs for All Churches” started in 1952 and continued after his death until April 2002 as reruns. After then, the new manager of this radio station took the program off the air because, in his words, “we needed to get some modern Christian music on.”
I am so thankful that the music C. C. played was able to be heard as long as it was.
When Day is Done (posted this in loving memory of C.C. Whittington)
- The Ninety and the Nine
- O The Deep, deep Love of Jesus
- Wonderful Peace
- I’ve Found a Friend, O Such a Friend
- Jesus is the Sweetest Name I know
- All in the Name of Jesus
- He’s the Lily of the Valley
- Under His Wings
- More About Jesus
- In the Garden
- Heartaches, Take Them All to Jesus
- What a Friend We Have in Jesus
- I Am His and He is Mine
- It is Morning in My Heart
- Face to Face
- Some Golden Daybreak
“Speaking to yourselves in psalms and hymns and spiritual songs, singing and making melody in your heart to the Lord” ~Ephesians 5:19
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