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You're the Giver of Life

You came down to find us,
led us out of death
 
When our hearts were far away,
Your love went further still
(Matt Redman - You alone can rescue)

We sang these words in worship last Sunday at Kerith.
Amazing words - full of truth about Jesus, our Saviour who came to us, to find us, rescue us, and lead us away from all the choices and circumstances that would have led to our death.
The same Jesus who loved us and loves us when are hearts are  cold, distant, far away.
What a Saviour - how wonderful that He leads us,
that He says "Follow Me".

I want to follow Him away from death and into life.
Away from death and into life...in my relationships and friendships, choices and decisions, reactions and attitudes.
"This day I call the heavens and the earth as witnesses against you that I have set before you life and death, blessings and curses. Now choose life, so that you and your children may live".   (Deut 30:19)
Every day I need His help, grace and guidance to choose life.

We lift up our eyes
You're the giver of life

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