The credit for this poem really goes to my sister Leah. She came to me with the first three lines, asking if it might be something I could use. After careful (and prayerful) pondering, I finished what she began.<\/p>\n
\u201cA Chance to meet Jesus\u201d (#6)
\nIf one day you came walking
\nTowards me down the street,
\nWould I recognize you?
\nOr would I miss a chance to meet
\nThe greatest of all friends,
\nSavior of my soul;
\nYou, who made me who I am,
\nAnd the One who makes me whole.
\nHow I pray that would not be;
\nThe slight possibility I\u2019d miss
\nA chance to see the author
\nAnd finisher of eternal bliss.
\nNo matter how many movie stars,
\nOr millionaires there may be,
\nNo one else can take the place
\nOf Jesus Christ in me.
\nSo pray, my friend, that you, likewise
\nWould not fail to meet Him; contemplate
\nHow little time there is to accept Him as Lord and Savior
\nBefore it is too late.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
The credit for this poem really goes to my sister Leah. She came to me with the first three lines, asking if it might be something I could use. After careful (and prayerful) pondering, I finished what she began. \u201cA Chance to meet Jesus\u201d (#6) If one day you came walking Towards me down the … Continue reading Poem # 6 (kudos to Leah) \ud83d\ude42<\/span>