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Lunchtime Reflection

When darkness is surrounding me
by Your Spirit, Lord help me sing
that You are working all things out
Lord, I really need to hear you speak
Remind me in the waiting
that You are working all things out

For the good of those
who are called by You
for the good of those
who are in Love with You
That's why we sing

Holy God of light
I lay down my life
Holy is the Lord
Even in the storm be glorified

We like to take the blessing from You
Shall we not take the trouble too
You are working all things out
We like to take prosperity
Shall we not take the suffering
You are working all things out

Holy are you Lord
even in the storm
be glorified
Worthy of affection

- "For the Good" - Shane & Shane
You can listen here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KEpFLLQyqr4

I encourage you to take a moment out of your day and remember that He is working all things out for the good of those who love Him!

Comments

  1. rootedinloveMay 27, 2010 at 1:25 PM

    Amen Amen...

    I've been keeping last-week-of-school anziousness away by constantly repeating...

    Search me, Oh God
    And know my anxious thoughts
    Try me Oh Savior
    And Know my Thoughts I pray
    See if there be a wicked way in me
    And lead me in the way that is everlasting

    Psalm 139:24

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