Wednesday, May 07, 2008

  • Hope in the Rain

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    Idols of the Heart: Learning to Long for God Alone
    By Elyse Fitzpatrick
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    Can’t see it right now
    The fog is too thick
    Dark horizon’s mix
    Holds me spell-bound
    Can’t feel any more
    Cold water sheets fast
    This next breath can’t last
    The torrent implore

    Where is the hand
    Of a God who is good
    Of a peace that will hold
    Of a truth I can know
    Of a Savior who stood
    Where is the hope
    Of a Star who is Light
    Of a Way who is Truth
    Of the Love of my youth
    Of a King who makes right

    He’s here in the rain
    And the rainbow will come
    And the dawn break the clouds
    And the life burst the shroud
    He’s here in the dark
    And the sky filled with night
    Says as sure as the stars frame our flight
    He brings the rain

    Can’t see it right now
    But fog will grow dim
    Far horizon’s glim
    Gives me hope’s vow
    Can’t feel any more
    But water will rise
    And truth fill the skies
    And beckon life’s door

    Here is the hand
    Of a God who is good
    Of a peace that will hold
    Of a truth I can know
    Of a Savior who stood
    Here is the hope
    Of a Star who is Light
    Of a Way who is Truth
    Of the Love of my youth
    Of a King who makes right

    He’s here in the rain
    And the rainbow will come
    And the dawn break the clouds
    And the life burst the shroud
    He’s here in the dark
    And the sky filled with night
    Says as sure as the stars frame our flight
    He brings the rain

    In one week... I will be in South Africa!!!! I'm so excited!  Please pray for me as the final details of the trip get worked out, that I will trust God completely. Also, I started taking Malaria pills today.  They have some crazy potential side effects, none of which have hit me so far, and hopefully won't.  But one of the potential ones is severe depression.  I would really, really, really like to not have to deal with that kind of mess without the normal support of my family and friends, so please pray that this med doesn't cause it...

    In other news, I've got one more final left (in about an hour) which shouldn't be too difficult since this is actually the first college finals week I've had that I'm NOT on meds that make my short-term memory fuzzy - praise God!  And then... I'm FREE!!!!! And I get to play Schubert's Mass in C for some guy's recital on Saturday (super super fun!!!) So all in all, this is looking to be a great end of the week.  :)  Oh, and I get to spend Friday night with a family whose 7-year-old daughter absolutely adores me - what could be better?  Not much.  God is so good. :)

Comments (4)

  • englishwestern

    Hey! I'll remember. And speaking to depression: I can say with some authority that as long as you don't do anything irrevocable, the weather will change. If the dark cloud comes, endure. Not to mock the experience of course. I don't really know how severe 'severe' is, but I think I know something of the matter. That's the solution I rely in in such circumstances. 

  • lovinghim992

    heyy.
    how are you doing??
    i found you on a blogring & decided to say hi.

    .michi.

  • lovinghim992

    ohh.
    i never thought about using them for that. but that's a good idea. now i want white crayons.
    lol. so how was your weekend??

    .michi.

  • lovinghim992

    oh pretty random.
    but not as fun as yours i wanna to South Africa.
    i would love to missions but i don't have the money or the time since i'm just in high school. but when i get older i really wanna. baptist colleges give you a lot of chance to go so i'm gonna do them as much as i can.

    .michi.

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