From the Heart of Louise Gibson
Metamorphosis
The struggles in life are many
In those times we begin to grow.
As the caterpillar becomes a butterfly,
Our metamorphosis is tedious and slow.
When God strips us of all vanity,
And we truly search our soul
We ultimately find it is He that we need
The One who can make us whole.
Others may fail us, oft no fault of their own
But if we trust our Savior,
We’ll not walk alone.
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A wonderful poem. I particularly enjoyed the end, “Others may fail us, oft no fault of their own But if we trust our Savior,We’ll not walk alone.”
Other people will fail us because they are human. I am so thankful for the companionship our Lord offers us in our lonliest times. Likewise I am thankful for the grace extended to me when I fail to meet someone’s needs through my humanness.
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What a wonderful poem. It follows exactly the theme of Rebekah Lyn’s interview with The Christian Inquirer. That’s the way our great God is, consistent in all His dealings with His beloved children! Yea, God, Yea, Louise, Yea, Rebekah Lyn
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