Dolly Parton - He´s alive

The election is over, many of us are disappointed. We must keep the president elect in our prayers. And to remind us of what is really important, I chose this song. I'll be back to regular posts Friday.

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luvmy4sons said…
Thank you. I awoke with some fear and trepidation. Exhausted from working the polls yesterday for 16 hours-dark to dark. Then all the blogs everywhere-so disappointed today. I was a little sad and filled a mite with some trepidation. I was clinging to the knowledge that He hadn't been kicked off His throne but exhaustion was battling me. That song as beautiful and it lifted my spirits and fanned the flame in my heart. Our hope is in Christ alone. God has His good purposes. Thank you.
November 5, 2008 at 8:49 AM
Anonymous said…
In Christ alone...Peace be with you, my friend. At the end of the day, it is all that matters. I love this song. Didn't Don Francisco sing it years ago? Love you, Annette
November 5, 2008 at 4:58 PM
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