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State of my soul (Spoke word)

Flat lined on the hospital table

Spiritual ER hardly stable

So blind, unconscious,

like some show on cable

I saw myself laying there

Dying and disabled

 

I heard the machines

The beeping was declining

Nurses rushing

"We’re losing her doctor

She’s not even fighting"

 

See, in reality I was smiling

As the world went by me

While inside denying

Too much garbage I’d been hiding

 

Hurts which I thought were buried

Oh the disappointments they varied

And so too much baggage I carried

while myself & lies were about to be married

 

unforgiveness was the altar

And bitterness the ring

Unbelief like a witness

Disobedience like a wedding theme

 

Because somehow my heart of flesh

Had turned to stone

Like I had turned my back on the truth I’d known

Too many wounds

My scars that showed

I had enough

Like the prodigal son, decided to hit the road

 

I couldn’t save myself even if I tried.

My vitals were dropping

as I held onto my pride

Vitals like hope,

And the desire to keep living

My knowledge of the cross

Felt like a guilt burden

 

Because I hated my own helplessness

What a failure I had felt

I surely failed God

Just like I had failed myself

I self loathed and pitied

Feeling far from help

In darkness, gave up on myself

And death was the result.

 

But In the spiritual emergency room,

Like they're about to call time of death

The Doctor rushes in and says

“I’m not done with her yet”

 

Defibulator named love

Shock waves of truth

Loosening the grips of death

Destroyed deceptions noose

A second shock of love then came

Courage filled my veins again

Like oxygen revitalising my brain

Like an anesthetic relieving the pain

One final shock

A breath of hope

Gasping deeply

my heart no longer choked.

 

So He excavated my heart

Right after an injection of faith

A painful process

But necessary to loose the chains

For darkness to be gone

And Light to be my robe

I was slowly recovering

As my life was being made whole.

 

So alive in His grace

A mercy filled report chart

I was given a new heart

Myself and my Saviour were no longer apart

Yet still came an even harder part

Rehabilation had to start.

 

King of all Surgeons

My counselor, so kind He said:

“You're healed, and delivered

But transformation is in

The renewing of your mind”

 

He said: I paid the cost for your life to be saved

Your life insurance through my own expense has been paid

No condemnation because you've newly been made

Because I heard every cry of help that you prayed

 

Let me explain:

 

I was rescued from deception

Set free through redemption

So now everyday He captures my attention

Asking me one simple faith question:

 

WILL YOU TRUST ME?

 

And every day I vow: Jesus, I do.

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toni-cezeal
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Jul 10, 2013
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