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Let Them Know


It is heartbreaking to think that unsaved people go to my school,

Yet I stay silent about Jesus not wanting to look like a fool.

I want to change at least one person's life by showing them God,

But for some reason I think that I am too flawed.

How can I be too flawed to let them know that God loves them no matter what?

God loves me despite my flaws so why can't I just tell them?

 

So I'm not going to act like iniquity isn't second nature to me,

But a man of God is exactly what I want to be.

I just want to use the gift He gave me to glorify Him,

Because God stood by me throughout my sin.

Maybe I need to stop being silent and just let them know.

My hand could be their first experience with God.

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David L. Hawkins III

A Christian poet and victim of bullying. Through my writing I hope to shine my own light through this dark world we live in.

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