Skip to main content

God Doesn't Make Mistakes


God doesn’t make mistakes.

My mind is convinced...

My heart needs a little more time.

He is infinite and all wise

All knowing and sovereign

I dare not question His plan

But this time…

This one time…

I think He got it wrong.

For all intents and purposes

I know He knows best.

I know His plans are greater than my plans

And His thoughts greater than my thoughts

His ways are not my ways

But perhaps this time…

This one time…

Maybe He got it wrong?

I believe in the power of the Almighty.

There is no one like Him.

He the great Jehovah

The mighty God

The One who sits high

And looks low.

He who rules and super-rules the universe.

The one who created this earth from nothing

Breathed the breath of life into man

Separates the night from the day.

Maybe just maybe

This one time

He got it wrong.

The wind and rain obey Him!

The thunder rolls at the sound of his voice!

The world cradled in the palm of his hand!

The cattle on a thousand hills belong to Him!

All honor and praise belong to Him!

And Him alone!

Could it be true?

How can it not be true?

God doesn’t make mistakes.

My mind is convinced.

My heart…needs a little more time.

Written by: Melinda Y. Tomlinson 2017®

Comments

Popular posts from this blog

We Do Know...

So many times when someone dies (particularly expectantly) you here someone say, "You never know" or "You just never know"... but the truth is we do! We do know that tomorrow is not promised, that life can change in a blink of an eye. We know that the last time you see someone may be the last time. We know life is short. We know people can leave us at any moment. We do know...we just forget...

We Wear the Mask by Paul Laurence Dunbar (1872-1906)

W E wear the mask that grins and lies,     It hides our cheeks and shades our eyes,—     This debt we pay to human guile;     With torn and bleeding hearts we smile,     And mouth with myriad subtleties.     Why should the world be over-wise,     In counting all our tears and sighs?     Nay, let them only see us, while             We wear the mask.     We smile, but, O great Christ, our cries     To thee from tortured souls arise.     We sing, but oh the clay is vile     Beneath our feet, and long the mile;     But let the world dream otherwise,             We wear the mask! This is another one of my favorite poems! Enjoy!