If you long for full redemption
Let the Master take control
Yield your spirit, mind, and body
And be made completely whole.
Though your heart may oft be heavy
With the problems of the day
He will comfort, cheer, and guide you
As you seek to walk His way.
Let the joy of your salvation
Overflow your heart and mind
Let your voice sing forth His praises
He will loose the bonds that bind.
Be ye thankful for His goodness
For it surely does abound
And the peace that you are seeking
In His presence shall be found.
Come up higher rings the message
Can you hear the joyful sound?
For the fullness of the promise
Is found on higher ground.
Janice Olson - Minden, NE
Author/Compiler
Last updated: Sep, 2011
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