I am coming to the cross

This is so good and refreshing. God's Blessings.

Each time that I kneel at foot of the cross.. this is how I see myself

'..... coming to the cross;
.. poor, and weak, and blind;
... counting all but dross;
I shall full salvation find'

.... less than nothing.... in total humility/subjection to my faithful high priest.

When devil tried to tell me there is no way out for me... This song came up like a standard for my soul.

William Gustavus Fisher was born October 14, 1835, Baltimore Maryland. Died August 13, 1912, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. He was buried in Mount Moriah cemetery, Pennsylvania, Pennsylvania.

William Gustavus Fisher was the son of a German immigrant, he showed musical ability at an early age. When William was eight years old, he began singing in a German church in Baltimore. He learned to read music in a church singing class, and afterwards studied piano and organ. He learned book binding at J. B. Lippincott’s in Pennsylvania, but spent his evening studying and practicing music.

Fisher was an experienced trainer and leader of large bodies of singers of all ages, and was much sought after to lead choir and choruses in sacred music in Pennsylvania. He also taught singing, piano and music theory. He was closely connected with Welsh music festivals and directed the combined Welsh Societies at the bicentennial of the landing of William Penn (founder of Pennsylvania).

From 1858-68, Fisher was a Professor of Music at Girard College in Pennsylvania. Before leaving Girard, he started in the piano business, where he built up one of the most prosperous piano houses in the country. He was partner with John E. Gould until Gould‘s death in 1875. From that time, Fisher was sole proprietor of the business for a number of years, when he took his eldest son, Charles into partnership. He retired in 1898, and was succeeded by his son.

So soft yet so beautiful.... I love to sing this with grace it speaks of how I need the Lord

Jesus Comes! He fills my soul!
Perfected in Him I am;
Every whit made whole:
Glory, glory to the Lamb!

Thank you for everything Jesus❤

I first heard the words of this song at the Anglican Cathedral of St. James in Kiambu. They have really been a blessing to my heart.

Please help me Lord.. I need you.. humbly at thy feet u bow.. Save me Yeshua.. Save me now..

Thank you Lord for saving grace.. and cleansing me from my sins.

I love these words. Help us, Lord to draw close to You