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Lukewarm Christian


The song you sing glorifies His name

The dress you wear expresses God's purity

The shout you shout shows the holy spirit move

The talk you talk exalts God's word, 

But the heart speaks a different language

The heart sings songs that glorify the world

The heart is clothed in the pride of life

The heart shouts the lies of man 

And the heart speaks the words of lust. 

The heart and the outward appearance don't aline,

So can you really be the Christian God has in mind 

No, No, No

First the heart and the outward appearance must aline, 

If  you show God on the outside, you must show God on the inside

Only than will you be the Christian God calls you to be 

Not Lukewarm 

But Set Free

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