Heaven waits the Honest Heart:
Honest with others
Honest with self
Honest with Christ.
– eab, 7/22/09
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– eab, 7/22/09
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– eab, 2/2/07
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There’s within my heart a melody
Jesus whispers sweet and low,
Fear not, I am with thee, peace, be still,
In all of life’s ebb and flow.
Refrain
Jesus, Jesus, Jesus,
Sweetest Name I know,
Fills my every longing,
Keeps me singing as I go.
2. All my life was wrecked by sin and strife,
Discord filled my heart with pain,
Jesus swept across the broken strings,
Stirred the slumbering chords again.
3. Feasting on the riches of His grace,
Resting ’neath His sheltering wing,
Always looking on His smiling face,
That is why I shout and sing.
4. Though sometimes He leads through waters deep,
Trials fall across the way,
Though sometimes the path seems rough and steep,
See His footprints all the way.
5. Soon He’s coming back to welcome me,
Far beyond the starry sky;
I shall wing my flight to worlds unknown,
I shall reign with Him on high.
Luther Burgess Bridgers was born this date,2/14/1884, at Margaretsville, North Carolina. Luther, a Methodist, attended Asbury College, and then served as evangelist in the American South and in mission works (Belgium, Czechoslovakia, and Russia). He pastored in Georgia and North Carolina. He retired in 1945 and died 5/27/1948 in Atlanta, Georgia.
He lost his wife and three sons in a fire (1910) – that is the basis of one verse of his song “He Keeps Me Singing;” what a testimony!