Lord make us instruments
... of YOUR PEACE ...
And Lord, make me a catalyst of YOUR change.
Where-ever I go - I want to be instrumental in bringing HIS peace to the situation.
But I want more than that. When I come into a place - I want to be a catalyst of change.
HIS change.
Where people have been lousy to change according to your will - I want to be the catalyst to them catching a wake-up. And doing what they should. Lord if I truly bring your presence into a situation - things are bound to change.
Where people are living in sin - I want the Lord's conviction to touch people when I speak to them - even as I am not addressing those issues.
I have seen it twice in really big ways in the past 2 months. Now I am hungry for more. It is an adventure walking with the Lord. Specially when we stand back and watch HIM sort things out.
Lord make us instrumental
in your change
make us bold to go places where people need
Your love
Your peace
Your change
and YOUR hugs
just use us Lord
in Jesus name
amen
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