Will you still
Will you still love me at my 70s?
When all my energy is gone
And all the strength of my muscles is reduced
When entire skin is wrinkles
And the strength of my voice is diminished
My site is getting weaker
Will you still love me when I am rich and famous?
When all the talks are about me
Almost everybody would like to identify with me
And little time is left for us to talk and spend together
When almost every day is travel from country to country
To address congress and national leadership
To offer help to the poor
Will you still love me when your business is successful?
When all need and want you can buy
And everything that you desire you can buy
When your business expands and many employee are under you
And they listen to your command
Will you still come and cook for me
And say, “Love, hubby, welcome; come and dine with me”
When you become a millionaire and you not need any money from me
Will you still love me when our passion is gone?
And desire for sex is reduced
When our children take most of your time
And household duties occupy you
When you get busy and I get home when you are tired
Will you still politely and kindly welcome me back
Will you still be willing to wash my clothes?
Will you still wait for me eagerly to hug and embrace me?
Will you still be willing to talk to me in a lovely and sweet way?
Will you still love me when I put my effort in the service of God?
And give my life in the ministry
Move from one place to another preaching the gospel
And calling other sinners into the fold of Christ
Telling them to repent their sin for the kingdom is at hand
Will you still love me when I become a preacher dedicated in the ministry?
Giving my days in prayers and spend some nights in the study of God’s word?
Will you still be there for me; encouraging me in the work of through your devotion
We you sacrifice your personal happiness for the sake of dying soul?
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