
Devil on the Run
I once was a mess, all tangled and torn, Like sneakers all muddy or socks that were worn. But then something happened, so wondrous and

I once was a mess, all tangled and torn, Like sneakers all muddy or socks that were worn. But then something happened, so wondrous and

We don’t have to guess. We don’t have to fear. Our prayers aren’t lost, for the Lord’s near to hear. We have this great confidence,

When life starts to wobble and spins you around, When nothing feels steady, not even the ground, When thoughts swirl like thunder and won’t let

Be strong and be brave. Don’t shiver or shake. Don’t run from the thunder or fear what’s at stake. For God is right with you,

No matter how near or how far we may roam, Having riches or nothing, with crowds or alone, No matter the scars or any fears

When you plant what is right in the soil of your soul, You’ll grow something lovely, completely whole. Not oranges, apples, or cherries on trees—

I asked for a fix, a quick little cure, A way to feel better, a heart that felt sure. I pleaded and prayed, “Please take

When you’re stuck at crossroads and don’t know what to do, When left looks too loopy and right looks askew, When the map is smudged

I once was a rule-breaker, trapped by God’s Law, No hope anywhere, for fear was all I saw. The verdict was certain: “You’re guilty,” it

I once was quite jittery, flustered, and scared, With troubles and worries that no one else shared. The world tried to help with its hustle

When troubles come tapping and knock on your door, And fear starts to whisper, “You can’t take much more,” Don’t wiggle or worry, don’t fret

I lift my eyes to the hills up so high, Across meadows to mountains and the blue sky. I can ask, “Oh where does my