Accuser
Posted: Monday, January 09, 2012
by Marijo Phelps
Accuser
My heart aches
When communion is torn
This sheep feels shorn
In wintry bluster
The enemy gloats
As relations miss
While demons hiss
Closeness ripped
Who is the accuser?
Destroyer by name
Serving up shame
To heartbroken ones
My champion bold
My heart, He holds
Knowing my thoughts
I trust in Him
To set things right
By His might
His peace flows
Evidence not seen
He knows my heart
Patience, my part
I rest in Him.
There are times when misunderstandings happen with those in our family. We need to remember that things might not be as they seem to be. There is an enemy of our souls who is trying to "rob, steal, kill and destroy. Sometimes he uses those close to for his purposes. This was one of those times but our Lord Jesus reminded me in time who was really behind the scene.
John 10:10
The thief does not come except to steal, and to kill, and to destroy. I have come that they may have life, and that they may have it more abundantly.
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Top-level comments on this article: (4 total)Loved it...yes, amen.Thanks Elle - we need to remember about flesh and blood (not) and powers and principalities - eh?
Wonderful work, Marijo! You are indeed a blessed writer and I thank you for sharing this gift with us.
BTW, I got a copy of Whispers a few days ago. Janie is reading it and LOVING it!Thanks SO much Ken! I can't wait!!! The Lord is most incredible, isn't He?
But Jesus... two of the most powerful words around, Marijo. Thanks for sharing your heart.You are most welcome - missing you my friend!
I love it Marijo, and your explanation of what inspired this poem is marvelous!Thanks Marcia - I do appreciate your coming by and your comments!
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