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Talk To The Rock by Kathleen Higham I have at times wondered about dying Trying not to be overly concerned But an incident has truly shaken me And an amazing lesson I've learned As we traveled far out to sea My eyes just marveled at the sight The most glorious sun was rising Yet I sense something's not right The sky is looking somewhat dark Inside I feel a slight unease In the distance a flash of lightening Then without warning frightening seas With great haste we head for home But suddenly we've lost the way A dark and fierce horizon looms ahead With deafening thunder a raging bay A squalling rain slices through us Stinging faces with no protection The motor stops with an icy dread We roll and toss in every direction For the first time ever I know That this could be the day I die Never felt so vulnerable or helpless But my God had heard my cry I prayed for Him to lead us Through the stormy waves and wind But first I prayed to please Him For I knew how much I sinned At times I felt terror for sure But more then that a fear What if God is not happy And I prayed for Him to hear Through the fierceness of the storm He came to me with His peace I wished I had pleased Him more And I waited for the storm to cease I knew death was at my door But through blinding rain I see The bridge to safety calling to us My Savior had stayed close to me Drenched and shivering with the cold A new friend pulled us to the Rock We were safely home at last Then the Lord and I had this talk Praying frantically in the storm Realizing my most urgent concern Wanting so much to have pleased Him He restored my passion to learn Psalm 107:23-31 |
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