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Meaning of Life


If I were stranded on an island all alone,

I would take one thing with me.

That one thing would be my Bible, not my tablet, or my phone.

For Christ is the most inportant of the three.

 

I'd read the Bible each and every day

To get the wisdom that I cannot live without.

That wisdom will help me survive each day.

For I don't want to be a fish within a drought.

 

The Bible will be my water and my bread.

And nothing else is needed if that's true.

Around 2000 years ago, Christ's blood was shed.

He was the One who died for me and you.

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