Equally yoked are we
Such great friends you and me
We build each other up in this place
As we walk along, side by side
Encouragement flows face to face
Nothing from you I feel I have to hide
As days go by we make our way
I never noticed the edges start to fray
Just like a sunset in its last glimmer
Or a lightning bolts blinding flash,
The fire for God in you was turned to simmer
All the sudden you’re convinced there’s a catch
The finely built cord begins to unravel
Soon there is a swerve in these two that we travel
I notice now, it’s nearly to late
How am I to hold you up as you trip and stumble?
Can’t let you slip into such a fate
Am I to let this defended friendship so easily crumble?
Sturdy I set my feet apart
There must be a way for me to hold to your heart
With all my strength I lift you up
But you only pull away
All doors for me to help seem shut
I can’t allow this failure over me to lay
All at once I realize you’re too far off for me
Tears fall as frustrations rise to the feeling you won’t ever be free
What sort of a friend am I to fail you?
My strength is sapped now I see
I can’t save you, but then who?
The answer is a strong resounding HE
He is the one who orders your steps
He is the one for you who descended into the depths
He has an arm not too short to save
He is the one who sees your wandering heart
He is the one who will calm your raging waves
He is the one who from you will never depart
Where I lost, He has victory
Where I was blind, he alone can see
Where I fell, he stands his ground
Though he draws near to the humble, He opposes the proud.
So I see now I’m not the one to save
He alone is the author of your days
I must trust Him to do his work
Let him rightfully be savior
I, myself, cannot heal your hurt
I’m letting Him lift you as an eagle to sore
As I stand back I see the place to be
I tried to play savior-but God has other plans for me
He has called me to be your servant
Here I devout myself on your behalf to prayer
For you my heart shall be rent
I let go.
I am not Savior, but servant
I commit you, dear one, into my loving Father’s capable care.
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