May I Always Remember ~

Lord, may I always,
remember You . . .
may I be Your light
in all I say and do.

May I not forget,
the life that You lived
how You came to love
to heal and forgive.

May I remember,
to always thank You
for all You did
to make my life new.

May I not forget,
the pain You endured
so my own salvation
could be secured.

Lord, may I always,
remember You . . .
may the joy of my salvation
always shine through!

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Luke 22:19

“And he took bread, and gave thanks,
and brake it, and gave unto them,
saying, This is my body which is
given for you:
this do in remembrance of me.“

King James Version
by Public Domain

Copyright 2016
Deborah Ann Belka

Sticky Note to God 12.14.15

The True Grace of God ~

May the true grace of God,
change you from within
may it set you free . . .
from the bondage of sin.

May the true grace of God,
you put on today
may from worldly lusts
you turn and walk away.

May the true grace of God,
bring about new life
may with temptation
you no longer have strife.

May the true grace of God,
lead you to holiness
may to Calvary’s cross
you come with lowliness.

May the true grace of God,
be not taken in vain
may in your heart and soul
Jesus live and reign!

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2 Corinthians 6:1

” We then, as workers together with him,
beseech you also that ye receive not
the grace of God in vain.”

King James Version
by Public Domain

Copyright 2015
Deborah Ann Belka

Open Me ~

Open Me,
don’t be afraid of what’s inside
come on in . . .
so in your heart, I can  abide.

Open Me,
I’m the door to everlasting peace
enter right here . .
into a love, that will never cease.

Open Me,
I’m the door to eternal life
walk  on in  . . .
let me put an end to your strife.

Open Me,
I am here for you both night and day
step right in . . .
let Me show you the heavenly way.

Open Me,
don’t you, for a minute hesitate
hurry now . . .
there’s a new life , for us to celebrate!

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John 10:9
King James Version

“I am the door: by me if any man enter in,
he shall be saved, and shall go in
and out, and find pasture.”

Copyright 2014
Deborah Ann Belka