Poem 10/19

I'm too ashamed to lift my face, yet still have walls of pride

Not feeling near you slows me down, allowing flesh to take over my passionate side

You saw the wretched side of me as you faced your death

All you did was for my love, but still I forget

You gave me something to remember, a time to repent

Those humble hands I made bleed, still catch me when I fall

His scars will always be there, yet my shame he took away

It isn’t fair he bore MY death and im so stupid not to take the next step

Examine my faults and discipline me, you deserve SO much more, this isn’t all I can be

No matter where I am, its just you and I, keep me in your presence, keep my by your side.

LYRICS.

"Any control I thought I had just slips right through my hands
While my ever-present conscience shakes its head and reprimands me
Reprimands me
Then and there
I confess
I'll blame all this on my selfishness
Yet you love me
And that consumes me
And I'll stand up again
And do so willingly

You give me hope, and hope it gives me life
You touch my heavy heart, and when you do you make it light
As I exhale I hear your voice
And I answer you, though I hardly make a noise
And from my lips the words I choose to say
Seem pathetic, but it's fallen man's praise
Because I love you
Oh God, I love you
And life is now worth living
If only because of you"
-Relient K

CHOOSE MODESTY!!!!!!

~ A Christian Guy - Age 20 ~
Let’s be honest. We’re men, and we’re responsible for ourselves. We’re responsible for our thoughts, for our lusts, for our character. We won’t be able to blame the girls when we’re called to give account for it in the judgment day. We won’t be able to say like Adam, “The woman you made…”

In fact, the Bible warns us that if our eyes are causing us to offend, it would be better to pluck it out than to allow it to lead us astray. Now you girls don’t want that to happen… Please?

We are responsible for bringing these senses into subordination to the will of God. We’re trying. And we get tested every day. That’s our job wherever we are, whether in the world or in church. But quite honestly, we’d rather do our battles with the world than with our sisters in Christ.


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