Faith's Song Page #6
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- 2017
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It's because of his love for you
that led me here tonight.
- Yes, I do.
And even though we don't
understand it sometimes,
God is at work in
to sow his plan
that he has for us.
You must be hungry.
How about we grab something
to eat and talk, my treat.
- Sure.
The flood of your spirit
Rushes me deeper
than waters wild
Come by the river
Showers of mercy that
wash over me, over me
All that I long for
and all that I need
Is hands of glory
All that I hope for,
all my heart desires, Lord
Is just one moment
A glimpse of glory
- Hello?
- Hey, Dad.
- Jade, where are you?
I've been looking
all over for you.
- You've been looking for me?
- I haven't been a real
good father to you.
When your mother left, that's
when you needed me most
and I wasn't there for you.
I'm sorry, Jade, I love you.
- You still love me?
- Baby girl, I love you,
it's just you and me
and we're gonna get
through this together.
All that I hope for,
all my heart desires,
Lord, is just one moment
A glimpse of glory
- Bye.
- Bye.
- I shouldn't have
let you go like that.
- Wait.
Here's your Bible back.
- No, I want you to have it.
- Thank you.
All that I long for
and all that I need
Is a glimpse of glory
All that I hope for,
all my heart desires
Lord, is just one
moment, a glimpse of glory
All that I long for
And all that I need
And all that I long for
Glimpse of glory
Glimpse of glory
Glimpse of glory
Glimpse of glory
- Thank you, God.
Thank you for Jade.
coming to this
city was worth it.
And thank you for my friends,
Samantha and Nevaeh, they're
always there when I need them,
even if they're hours away.
And Michael, thank you for him.
He's given me hope
that I thought I lost.
And lastly, thank
you for my parents.
Thank you for the time I
got to spend with them.
Thank you for the lessons
I learned from them
that help me, even
now that they're gone.
Thank you for
helping me understand
that they're always with me.
Tell them I love them.
Just tell them for me.
Thank you for never
leaving me, God.
Thank you.
- I'm sorry I took
so long to get you.
Roger, I was trying
to calm him down.
- How is he?
- He's passed out on the couch.
He will feel it
tomorrow, though.
- What was he talking about?
He said he lost his baby girl.
- Your mother had a hard time
getting pregnant with you.
- I've heard that.
- I had problems, too.
And finally, after what
seemed like forever of trying,
I got pregnant and two weeks
later, Carol got pregnant, too.
- I didn't know that.
- Me and your mother thought
it was the best thing
that could ever happen.
For the kids to grow
up and be best friends,
just like we were but our
little daughter didn't make it.
- I'm so sorry.
- It's not your fault
and as much as Roger
says it is, it's not.
It's just hard to look at you
and think of what
could have been.
That's why Roger is
the man he is today
and the woman I am.
We never let it go
and we blamed God
for the loss of our daughter.
I wasn't sure
about you moving in
but when I saw you
help our neighbor
and you took food to
the girl in the park,
you didn't stop living but
we did, we stopped living.
- It's not too late, Aunt Pam.
- I can't apologize to Carol.
And Roger, he's so far gone.
I don't think I'll
ever get him back.
- You have to have faith.
- I have Faith,
she's right here.
- Pam?
Pam?
Faith?
- Hey Caleb, what are
you doing this weeekend?
- I don't know, me and the
boys might go to the mall.
- That sounds fun,
you wanna go, too?
- I think we should.
- I might hit y'all up.
But I'll catch you all later.
- Alright.
- Bye.
- Oh, I'm sorry.
- Wait, I heard you
sing in the music hall.
It was fantastic.
- You were the one
that sang at church
the other week, right?
You did really good.
- Yeah, you should join
the music club here.
We could really use your talent.
- Really?
- Yeah.
- I don't know what
I'm doing here.
I don't even know what to do.
- Roger?
Is that you?
- Ah, I was just leaving.
- Well if you came in here,
there must be a reason.
- I don't know
what I'm doing here.
- Some people come for guidance.
Roger, I've lived next
door to you for years
and I've never seen you
come in here before.
You seem so upset.
- I think I lost my wife.
I messed up bad.
- And you want forgiveness.
- It's too late for that.
- It's never too late
for forgiveness, Roger.
That's what the love and the
grace of God is all about.
- I don't even know
if I believe in God.
- So, you came in here,
set down in this pew,
in this sanctuary,
trying to convince me
to convince you otherwise?
No, Roger, God is
all about forgiveness
and I think that's
why you came in here.
This is the perfect
place to find it.
May I pray for you
and your family?
- I'm so sorry, I can change.
I promise you, I will change.
- Hey, you should
come to the concert.
Y'all should come
to the concert.
- Oh no, we are
not going to this.
- What are you doing
this weekend, Michael?
- I don't know--
- Hey, you should come
to the concert, you too.
- This place is huge.
- Yeah, do you think we should
- Michael took care of it.
This is the first time
I've seen it, too.
- Do you guys think we'll
- If that's what we have to do.
- How much longer?
- Just a few more minutes.
- Remember, we do this for
his praise, not theirs.
We glorify him with our songs,
regardless of how
many people show up.
Well, let's pray.
Dear God, thank you
for your goodness,
your mercy, and your grace.
gifts in our own hearts.
May your will be done, even
if we can't see your plans.
Lead us, even if we don't
understand where we're going.
Thank you for bringing
here on this stage.
We will glorify
you with our songs.
We will sing our
heart's desires.
In your name, we pray, Amen.
How he saved me,
how he raised me,
How he filled me
with the holy ghost,
How he healed
me to the utmost,
How he picked me up
and turned me around,
How he placed my
feet on solid ground,
How he saved me,
how he raised me,
How he filled me
with the holy ghost,
How he healed me to the utmost
How he picked me up
and turned me around,
How he placed my
feet on solid ground,
Hallelujah, thank you Jesus,
Lord, you're worthy
of all of the glory
And all of the honor
and all of the praise
Hallelujah, thank you Jesus,
Lord, you're worthy
of all of the glory
And all of the honor
and all of the praise
How he saved me,
how he raised me,
How he filled me
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