Hiding Place
I wrote this one morning after reading God's holy Word. I was thinking about the Scripture in John 6 and I began to reflect on my own testimony of how the Lord drew me to Himself.
I fought to live for earthly gain,
I despised the mention of His grace,
I do not need a hiding place.
Lofty, forbidding, consumed by night,
Powered by darkness and not by light,
Wildly I ran a sinister race,
Securely deceived…no hiding place.
Who am I but a Pharisee?
Down my nose at you I see,
Fingers pointed, prideful face.
Not me! YOU need a hiding place.
Then down a miry pit I descend.
My will, and all my strength I spend.
I cry for help! No pride, disgrace.
So weak, I need a hiding place.
Found guilty in my sin? O God!
The weight, too much. I’m such a fraud!
Crushed with shame, no breathing space
And I found I had no hiding place.
Then God drew me close in view
To see the Truth I thought I knew
O God, Your Son, He took my place
One narrow way to the hiding place
I fell on my face. I tried to hide.
Forgive me Lord! I deserve to die!
But He took my sin without a trace
And sheltered me in His hiding place.
Forever I sing the song of grace, for Jesus is my hiding place.
In Christ alone, my hiding place.
"No one can come to me unless the Father who sent me draws him…”—John 6:44





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