Bronze cowboy at Woolaroc Ranch Bartlesville, OKI Have Hope
by Dallas Holm
Where do the brokenhearted go
To find a comfort for their pain
So many hurting need to know
The hope there is in Jesus' name
I tried to make it on my own
I kept on drifting far away
But now I finally have a home
In Jesus love I'll always stay
Chorus:
I have joy in the time of sorrow
I have peace in the raging storm
I have faith that Jesus holds tomorrow
I have hope, I'm resting in His arms
I'll carry on 'til Jesus comes
Though trials and snares may come my way
And by His strength the race I'll run
And by His grace these words I say
I have joy in the time of sorrow
I have peace in the raging storm
I have faith that Jesus holds tomorrow
I have hope, I'm resting in His arms
He said He'd never leave me, never let me go
No matter what may come, this one thing I know
I have joy in the time of sorrow
by Dallas Holm
Where do the brokenhearted go
To find a comfort for their pain
So many hurting need to know
The hope there is in Jesus' name
I tried to make it on my own
I kept on drifting far away
But now I finally have a home
In Jesus love I'll always stay
Chorus:
I have joy in the time of sorrow
I have peace in the raging storm
I have faith that Jesus holds tomorrow
I have hope, I'm resting in His arms
I'll carry on 'til Jesus comes
Though trials and snares may come my way
And by His strength the race I'll run
And by His grace these words I say
I have joy in the time of sorrow
I have peace in the raging storm
I have faith that Jesus holds tomorrow
I have hope, I'm resting in His arms
He said He'd never leave me, never let me go
No matter what may come, this one thing I know
I have joy in the time of sorrow
I have peace in the raging storm
I have faith that Jesus hold tomorrow
I have hope, I'm resting in His arms
Last week was a hard week for this country. This song is one that I always listen to on 'hard days' and I hope the words have touched you, too.
Remember to pray for all the families and friends affected by the tragedy last week in Virginia.
Have a blessed Sunday,
RMary
"This is the day the Lord has made; let us rejoice and be glad in it." Psalm 118:24
I so luv the bronze cowboy photo - amazing detail.
ReplyDeleteAlso the song is so 'touching'and do agree with the words so beautifully written.
A song perhaps meant for such sad events of last week.
Blessings and thank you so much for sharing with us.
The words are beautiful and very encouraging. Jesus is truly our hope and comfort!
ReplyDeleteThanks for commenting on the weather situation where you live.
ReplyDeleteHere in Scotland we have not had really severe weather for some time - severe in the snow terms that is.
However, in 2001 it was quite severe, in that our community had no power for (5) days and cut-off - roads completely blocked.
Thankfully these are less frequent now.
thanks so much for sharing these lyrics!
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful song, thanks for sharing it with us on this windy but fine Earth day! Hugs!
ReplyDeleteThe song is beautiful. I can only imagine the pain the families are feeling. Comfort is what they need and God is there.
ReplyDeleteThank you again for the inspirational Sunday post.
Take care,
Love,
Terri
This is the day that He hath made and I have rejoyed in it. I love the part that I am resting in His arms. There is no safer place to be. What a beautiful picture. Thank you. connie from Texas
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing your heartfelt concern for the VT tragedy by posting the encouraging words to this song!
ReplyDeleteThank you for this beautiful post. I appreciate it so much!
ReplyDeleteThose affected by the VT tragedy remain in my thoughts and prayers.
Pat
Back Porch Musings
The words to this song are perfect! I have been praying for all touched by last week's attrocities. I trust each one has contact with a child of the King who can help comfort them in this time of sorrow.
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