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I can't wait to be with the Lord and Savior and start my ten thousand years singing His praise 🤩! Maranatha!!! Come soon Lord!!! You know what? I'm not going to wait. I'm starting today 😀. Who will join me??
I’ve always heard this song growing up, but it was my Poppop who brought meaning to it for me when he passed in 2017. He put this on his Obituary and it truly touches my heart. The words and it’s meaning will forever be special and I’m happy today to have found it again as I am rebuilding my fellowship with God. God Bless Us all Amen.
This song came to me at 2:48am— right after I’ve prayed to God requesting knowledge on how I can navigate this world as a people pleasure & with such love & compassion for the world where im willing to put my self last for his will. But I wanted to avoid consequences of always getting the short end of the stick. Here he tells me to have grace— not with just other people, but also myself. I’m truly grateful for the grace that God bestows upon me and now I can extend it forward. Hallelujah Yahweh Victory is near & Jesus is HERE making his presence known to all of mankind. May your light shine through me! Amen
This was the song that birthed my salvation in 1996. I saw a man singing this song in my dream and afterwards told me that God has been calling me to repent. Three days after that dream, l had an encounter that changed my life forever. Indeed l was saved by grace. Thank you Jesus.
We are familiar with the hymn "Amazing Grace." Although this is a good hymn, it does not speak of the Triune God as our portion for our enjoyment. When this hymn was written, the experiential knowledge of God among the Lord's people had not come to this point. Even as recent as fifty years ago, Christians did not have the understanding of grace as the Triune God experienced and enjoyed by us. But standing on the shoulders of those who have gone before us, we have come to know that grace is far more than merely unmerited favor. Grace is the Triune God—the Father, the Son, and the Spirit—processed for our experience and enjoyment.