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Your Grace is Amazing



Sunday morning. I was standing in the midst of the congregation, reflecting on the lyrics of the song flashed on the screen. My heart overflowed with praise and thanksgiving for how the Lord has been so gracious unto me and my family all these years. 

And so from deep within my heart I sing (silently đŸ€«đŸ€) …


A Prayer of Praise and Thanksgiving


Father God, oh, how I praise You

Thank You for how You loved me
Truly, how wide, how deep, how great is Your love for me. 


Everyday I fail You,

Everyday I fall, 

I allow my weakness to rule. 

Moment by moment I sin against  Thee

Yet Your amazing grace has never ceased to delight me. 

Unworthy that I am,

Your faithfulness I don’t deserve

You continue pouring Your blessings still. 


When once I dwelt in darkness and sin

Forgiveness I sought

That I may enter Your gates

And behold Your Holy face. 


Once again my lips declare Your goodness for the new life in Christ Thou gavest me. 

Nothing in my hands I bring 

On high I raise them up to honor Thee 

Because strong and mighty is the power of the blood that Christ shed for me. 


Today I stand before Thee in awe 

All thanks and praises to You I bestow. 


Thank You for my family, loved ones and friends, 

Thank You for the bountiful blessings in my life You bring. 

Thank You for filling our table with manna daily, 

That physical strength be ours to serve you everyday. 


I shout Your goodness!

I shout Your mercy!

I shout Your grace! 

I praise and thank You, Father, for these overflowing goodness, mercy and grace! 


On my 63rd… 




Comments

  1. AnonymousSeptember 13, 2023 at 4:39 PM

    Happy 63rd birthday Eva. God is good and will bless you more with healthy and meaningful years in Jesus Name. 🙏

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  2. AnonymousSeptember 15, 2023 at 3:27 PM

    What a beautiful prayer. Belated Happy Birthday, Ninang Eve. Love, Den and Gie

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  3. Pat @ Mille Fiori FavoritiOctober 5, 2023 at 12:43 AM

    Amen. A very beautiful hymn and prayer! Happy Birthday!

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