When singing this song in church this morning I immediately thought of us, the ones who have felt the hurt and pains from childhood abuse. In singing it I replaced “you” with “me.” Try it as you sing along. Praise be to God, He has made us flawless.
I am a follower of Jesus Christ and an abuse survivor. I am the founder & C.E.O. of Elah Ministries, Inc. A non-profit 501c3 ministry that offers hope, healing, and deliverance to hurting souls. I have seen the Grace of God work mightily in both individual lives (mine included) and through the support groups I have led. Elah Ministries, Inc. is supported strictly by donations and the proceeds from the sale of my books. My prayer is that all hurting souls may find God's freedom through His Grace, mercy, and healing. I have also penned six published books, both fiction and non-fiction, hoping to enlighten, uplift, and entertain in a way that honors my Heavenly Father and draws my readers closer to our Lord Jesus Christ. May God bless you with His peace, hope, love, and joy as you follow Jesus Christ.
Larely, I’ve been holding onto this one: “Your world’s not falling apart, it’s falling into place…” Music touches the soul, doesn’t it?
It sure does, Abbie. To me a song can speak louder than some sermons. Thank you for stopping by. I appreciate your support.
Me, too. The Lord uses music often, for me, as well. 🙂