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God gave me a gift from His mercy and grace,
A new life to add to this great human race. But to this great gift He added a string And when I was told I tho't "What can it mean? "Why did God ask you this burden to bear? And why did He think I could handle your care?" So heavy my heart, so frightened my mind, The way out of fear I just couldn't find. For Satan would whisper "Your failure is set. "The needs of your child will never be met." I cried out to God for His great healing touch. "Let my child be whole, I'm not asking too much." I felt my God's love as He cradled my heart And He told me my child, in His plan, had a part. His plan for my child means he comes with a flaw But others to God, with his life, he will draw. It's not sin in my life or God's lack of love That caused imperfection in my gift from above. God's strength is made great in our weakness of life. Imperfections made perfect when backed by His might. He can use for His glory the imperfect and flawed. All it takes is surrender to the mercy of God.
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