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He Who Leads


To ask of my Mentor,

Is to ask quite a thing. 

To ask of my Leader,

Compels me to sing.

 

His power and glory

Can't be known to the world. 

His love and His kindness

Show such mercy unfurled. 

 

So who is it who gave

Me my passion in life?

Who is it who pulls me

Forever from all strife? 

 

Jesus who came, forever

The King, having no sin,

He died for me. Now I

Know how we should love, in

 

Trials and peace. Whomever

I am near, I should love

Fully, without question,

Innocent as a dove. 

 

My Mentor has taught me

Much more than can be here.

To be content in all,

No matter how much fear. 

 

And so will I do, for

Through His strength, I can be 

All that He calls me to.

That is enough for me. 

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