We all have needs we cannot fill
We try so hard to find a way
When all the while
There’s only One
Provider
Any time
Anywhere
For anyone
Yet
So often we avoid this One
Fearing there’s a price to pay
When all the while
The price we’d pay to run away
Is a price no one should ever pay
Father God all-knowing
Caring mighty LORD
Jesus King of Kings
Provider
Who paid the price
The entire price
And offers grace
He is all we’ll ever need
He is God indeed
Cah4el's Blog 
that’s beautiful,
one harvest what one sows,
God is the one we need,
true.
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Thank you, Jingle, for stopping by with kind words to say.
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There will always just be One Provider my friend. Thanks for feeding our souls…I am thinking of you and hope things will settle down in your world soon. I send you much love my dearest friend xx
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Thank you, Amanda, for stopping by so faithfully. I truly value your friendship as well as enjoying your splendid blog.
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“He is all we’ll ever need; He is God indeed.”
Well said, Carol Ann, and a wonderful reminder when we’re mired down and can’t see past the muck of the world.
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Thank you for stopping by and praising our Lord for His marvelous provision for us. I enjoy your blog, Carol. We share a profound dislike for spiders, too. Ha!
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dear carol,
so very beautiful and true. thanks for sharing these lovely words.
love.
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Thank you for stopping by to visit my blog. I value your comments and your poetry inspires me.
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Beautifully put, Carol Ann, and so very true.
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Thank you for stopping by my blog. I appreciate your visit and comment on my post. I bought your novel, Laura, and I’m a third of the way through “Bitter, Sweet”. My reading was interrupted by my husband’s medical event. He is doing fine now and I will begin reading again.
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Carol Ann, that’s so sweet of you! I am continually in awe when complete strangers are so supportive. Writers do tend to be supportive of one another. Don’t they? 🙂 So glad your husband is doing fine now.
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I finished the book tonight. I shed tears several times during the course of the novel. Excellent work, Laura. I enjoyed it and learned something about the history of interior Nova Scotia.
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Thanks so much Carol Ann! The story brings tears to my eyes as well. It may sound stuoid since I wrote it, but I sometimes feel as though we, as writers, are simply there to record a story that already exists in some other place and some other time.
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I agree. Some stories just beg to be told. You did a great job of telling.
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A very beautiful poem … and true. There is a toll to any road we walk. The question is do we want to walk that path alone, or with One who loves us? Thanks for liking my suggestion to Jade on her blog.
I pray your publication dreams come true. Roland
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Thank you very much for stopping in to visit. I like your blog with all the old stars, many of my favorites from old movies. I appreciate your kind comment.
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After the exhausting (but fun!) day I had, reading your poem gave my mind some much needed rest. Thank you so much for being here. Your blog is such an enjoyable part of my day.
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Thank you for your encouragement. I am always happy to see you stop by, Andrea. I am glad you had fun today.
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