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Friday, January 13, 2012

“What Must One Do to Be Reborn?”


“What Must One Do to Be Reborn?”


While reaching out to win the lost;
  We reached out with the Word.
We gave the gospel here and there;
To some we seemed absurd.

A man stopped by upon a cane;
This man, He was not old.
He listened, hard to all my words;
The gospel to him told.

A man, he must be born again;
To enter heavens gate.
Repent my friend and turn to God;
Before it is too late.

His eyes, they looked straight into mine;
With seeking words, he asked.
“What must one do to be reborn?”
Stunned with his words, I gasped.

Oh, joyful day, a seeking heart;
Who truly wants to know.
This humble man cried out to God;
Christ washed him white as snow.

He said to me, I almost died;
A car wreck changed my life.
Within the wreckage my heart cried,
“My children and my wife!”

My sinful life flashed before me;
The fear I felt was true.
“Please Lord,” I cried, “Don’t let me die.”
“I’ll give my life to you.”

“Today is my new beginning,”
That’s what he said to me.
And off  He limped upon his cane;
Saved for eternity.


By: Susan Nikitenko   2010

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Monday, January 9, 2012

Trash into Treasure


 


Trash into Treasure
By: Susan Y Nikitenko 2009 - revised 2012

Toilet paper rolls,
Jugs and tin cans,
Canisters, shoe boxes,
Old pots and pans;

Trash into treasure;
Old sock with a hole,
Transforming junk;
Into treasure my goal.

Crafting is something;
I really love dear.
Saved so much money;
Year after year.

Making something from nothing;
A really fun game.
Transforming it;
It’s never the same.

Some people buy it.
They think, it’s so great.
I’ve always gone green. 
They’re coming in late.

Our Father in heaven;
Created this world.
Made something, from nothing;
Because He is Lord.

Nothing but junk;
While we lingered in sin,
‘Til, Jesus saved us;
and He entered in.

Turning trash into treasure,
Transforming with power,
He’s always conforming;
Each moment, each hour.

Without Him we’re nothing;
And lost in our sin
I’m no longer trash;
But I’m treasure in Him.

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