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The Way His Will Works
- Posted: Sunday, January 19, 2003
- 50 words
The one who looks to me for strength,
Is not without my own,
The one who calls on me for peace,
Finds quietude is sown,
The one who reaches for my hand,
Will never walk alone,
The one who comes to me for love,
His heart is made my Home.
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