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Tuesday, January 25, 2011

By His Grace Reborn

Who Christ is to us
maybe less important
that who we are to Him
to understand our purpose

By God’s love
we are given life
his breath quickens us
to walk here on earth

His Spirit indwelling
guiding our feet
by His grace alone
we are reborn, redeemed
able to live with Him

We are to bear witness
God’s work in our lives
God’s saving us from ourselves
to our fellow man

God teaches us so much
by his mercy and his love
not in anything we have done
by His grace we are healed


January 25, 2011
based on seeing the poem,
“Who We Are to Him”
both January 24, 2011 and January 25, 2011
as I was posting it to
www.christianpoetry.org
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Who We Are to Him

The journey of these bits of clay
the vessels of our days
seeking our place in the world
how we can serve and obey

Who we are to God
to our savior, our king
the journey of our lives
this, our offering

Longing to see the Christ
to enter in with him
to feel the touch of his hand
to sense his loving care

Understanding the price he paid
taking on my sin
trying to fathom the depth of his love
his grace reconciling me to him


January 6, 2010
Matthew 2:1-12 Message Bible
Isaiah 60:1-6 NIV Bible
Worship Theme: “A Sudden Awareness”
Unison Prayer – “Epiphany”,
United Methodist Hymnal, #255
and sermon, “I Should Have Had A V8”
by Pastor Ruth Foss
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http://www.ahandmaidenofthelord.blogspot.com
http://pastorruth.posterous.com/
A Handmaiden of the Lord
http://www.suncookumc.org
Suncook United Methodist Church
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http://facebook.com/groups/136632035559/
http://www.facebook.com/pages/Suncook-United-Methodist-Church/102221356487965
Suncook, NH
January 3, 2010
Epiphany of the Lord Sunday


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