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Rebuild


Renew, rebuild.

My house is broken down.

I will rebuild my house on my Father's Words.

My Father and I look closely at the broken down house.

There are piles of hatred, fits of rage, and more on the floor.

I throw it in the trash.

My Father led godly men and women to start rebuilding my house.

Laid beams of love, patience, and more for the new walls.

My brothers and sisters carry some of my hardship.

I'm responsible for practicing my Father's Words.

Their support encourages me when I'm tired of rebuilding.

The house is not complete but it is not broken down.

My Father will complete the house.

Thank you Father.

 

 

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