The Lion The Lamb And The Teacher

The Lion The Lamb and the Teacher

The begotten son of the father
Prince of kings of the Earth
The holy One of Israel
Immaculately concepted at birth

The one who died for sinners
As a sacrificial lamb
Preacher and teacher incarnation of God
Yes… You are The Great I Am

You led the crowds with parables
To teach of the holy way
What a wonderful counselor indeed
A price we could never repay

A true miracle worker
And the maker of all ways
Bringer of dead back to life
Son of The God who stays

The one who’s roar is much mightier
Than Satan’s mocking snare
The valiant defender of his church
The lion of Judah is here

The one who wins every battle
The debts that you have paid
And where that stone rolled away
An empty tomb where you once laid

The merciful and forgiving one
As it was finished upon the cross
Freeing us of spiritual death
At no greater a cost

Hallelujah!!! Hosanna!!!
Glory be and Amen
You are the Christ Jesus
To come from the clouds again

Angelina

Devotion by Max Lucado | The Almighty Jehovah | https://thealmightyJehovah.com

Untying Knots

Most of us had a hard time learning to tie our shoes. Tightening shoes by wrapping strings together? Nothing easy about that. Who came up with the idea of shoes anyway?

My friend Roy used to sit on a park bench watching kids gather and play at the bus stop. One day a little fellow struggled to board the bus, frantically trying to disentangle a knotted shoestring. He grew more anxious by the moment. All of a sudden it was too late. The bus door closed. With tear-filled eyes he looked at Roy on the bench and asked, “Do you untie knots?”

We never outgrow the urge to look up and say, “Help!” And when we do, who shows up? Jesus, our next-door Savior. Go ahead, ask him: “Do you untie knots?” “Yes,” he will say.

As We Behold Him

2 Corinthians 3:18 says, “We all with unveiled face, beholding the glory of the Lord, are being changed into his likeness…” As we behold him, we become like him.

It’s a principle I experienced first-hand when an opera singer visited our church. He sat right behind me. He tried to contain himself, but how can a tuba hide in a room of piccolos? I was startled. Inspired. Emboldened by his volume. I lifted mine. Did I sing better? No. But did I try harder? No doubt. His power brought the best of me.

Could your world use a little music? If so, invite heaven’s baritone—Jesus Christ—to cut loose. Who knows? A few songs with him might change the way you sing!