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I’m here in Port Dickson. And accidently came across this song on YouTube.  Great lyrics of an original song by Al Hibbler:

He can turn the tides and calm the angry sea
He alone decides who writes a symphony
He lights ev’ry star that makes the darkness bright
He keeps watch all through each long and lonely night

He still finds the time to hear a child’s first prayer
Saint or sinner calls and always finds him there
Though it makes him sad to see the way we live
He’ll always say "I forgive"

He can touch a tree and turn the leaves to gold
He knows every lie that you and I have told
Though it makes him sad to see the way we live
He’ll always say "I forgive"
He forgives


It’s wonderful to see how Art,

Music

and creativity

is integrated into corporate worship.

I think I plan to go for a second viewing of the movie and soak in the music.




The Original version is good too.

The last line was “grace” at the tail end of pain.




Painfully healing. Sobering closing for the evening, and for most of us who are willing to listen to life and feel deeply, grace at the end.


A pleasant song for a Sunday night.