Monday, November 10, 2014

Courage, dear heart


Courage, dear heart
Take courage, my child.
Courage, dear heart,
Take courage, tonight.

I know right now it all seems so dark
Your hope is wavering
Trust in your Creator's heart
God's Love is never-ending

Courage, dear heart
Take courage, my child.
Courage, dear heart,
Take courage, tonight.

Rest in your Abba’s arms,
Let the One who made you see you through.
God's Love will never fail,
Love is always there for you.

When the night’s endless hours go on and on
And you want to give in and you want to give up
Fight back, fight the pain, fight the dark, fight the lies
with the truth: there is One always fighting for you

Listen close,
Love is with you in your darkest hour
Listen close, you can hear Love say

Courage, dear heart
Take courage, my child.
Courage, dear heart,
Take courage, tonight.

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I'm still tweaking the above song lyrics but the chorus is inspired by one of my favorite scene's in The Voyage of the Dawn Treader which I wrote about here.
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Index of Posts (Highlights):
Day 2. C. S. Lewis on Longing (In "The Weight of Glory")
Day 3. C. S. Lewis on Sehnsucht (Longing and Desire in The Weight of Glory)
Day 6: C. S. Lewis: The Intolerable Compliment (The Problem of Pain)
Day 7: C. S. Lewis: What is "The Weight of Glory"?
Day 8: C. S. Lewis: The Great Divorce and The Weight of Glory
Day 9: C. S. Lewis: A Grief Observed
Day 12: C. S. Lewis and Postmodernism (Part 3 - Conclusion)
Day 13: C. S. Lewis: The Grand Miracle (Myth and Allusions)
Day 14: C. S. Lewis: Is Theology Poetry? (Part 1: More on Myth)
Day 15: C. S. Lewis: Is Theology Poetry? (Part 2: Metaphors, Symbols, and Science)
Day 16: C. S. Lewis and The Trilemma Argument in Mere Christianity
Day 19: C.S. Lewis: Brief Biography: Did you know? (Part 2)
Day 20: C. S. Lewis: The Chronicles of Narnia Correct Reading Order

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