A Little Poem To My Savior

The Lord is my Shepherd. 
He saves me. He loves me. 
He sacrifices for me. He gives me everything I need.
He shows me kindness, even when I think I don’t deserve it. He saved me from the pit of my despair.
He saved me from the trenches of my depression. He saved me from the weight of my guilt. He saved me from the burden of my shame.
He saved me from my spiritual suffering. He healed me from my physical ailment.
 I felt His kindness, love, and mercy. When I think of His face, there’s always a smile.

Oftentimes I think, “If God loves me the same or any more than I love my own siblings and family, then I have no doubt that He would do anything for me.” I would do almost anything for my siblings if I knew they needed it.

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