YOUR LOVE

HUMBLED BY YOUR MAJESTY

I STAND IN AWE OF YOU

THE NECTAR OF YOUR SPIRIT FEEDS MY SOUL

I LOVINGLY ADORE YOU

MY PRECIOUS LORD AND KING

LET THESE EYES OF MINE CONTINUE TO BEHOLD

YOUR LOVE

LET ME BEHOLD YOUR LOVE

SO EXALTED BY YOUR GRACE

I STAND ON HOLY GROUND

THE FRAGRANCE OF YOUR PRESENCE

COVERS ME

I YEARN SO MUCH TO KNOW YOU

OH LOVER OF MY SOUL

LET THIS HEART OF MINE CONTINUE TO BEHOLD

YOUR LOVE

LET ME BEHOLD YOUR LOVE

IF NEVER MORE I STAND SO GRACED

TO FEEL YOUR PRESENCE, SEE YOUR FACE

THIS GREATEST GIFT YOU COULD IMPART

WILL ALWAYS SHINE AND TOUCH MY HEART

YOUR LOVE

LET ME BEHOLD YOUR LOVE

WITH CHAINS OF LOVE YOU GRACE MY PATH

HOLDING ME FAST THROUGH LIFE AND DEATH

OH LORD PLEASE LET YOUR MERCY COVER ME

CHANGED BY YOUR LOVE, AMAZING GRACE

AMAZING GRACE TO RUN MY RACE

RENEWED IN LOVE MY SPIRIT IS SET FREE

YOUR LOVE
LET ME BEHOLD YOUR LOVE

HUMBLED BY YOUR MAJESTY

EXALTED BY YOUR GRACE

THE NECTAR OF YOUR SPIRIT

COVERS ME

I LOVINGLY ADORE YOU

AND YEARN TO KNOW YOU MORE

LET THESE EYES OF MINE CONTINUE TO BEHOLD

YOUR LOVE

LET ME BEHOLD YOUR LOVE

BUT ONE THING IS NEEDED

Mary:  “But one thing is needed, and Mary has choose the good part, which will not be taken away from her” (Lk. 10:42 NKJV).  Mary appeared three times in scripture, in three     different episodes of life, and on each occasion she is sitting at the feet of Jesus (Lk. 10:39; Jn. 11:32; 12:3), bearing the brunt of someone’s harsh words for her single minded devotion to our Lord.  Mary was a person of one thing - passion for Jesus - who prized every minute in the presence of an audience of one.  In a sense this passage paints a comparison of our soul and spirit.  Martha, representing our soul, is “worried and troubled about many things”.  Our soul is never at rest and always distracted by the natural realm.  These distractions are not always “bad things” in and of themselves” as in   this case where “much serving” had distracted Martha from intimate fellowship with Jesus.  Remember, “good” is always the greatest enemy of “best”:  Martha wasn’t out hitting the local pub; she was serving food to Jesus and His disciples.  But she was “distracted” from the “one thing that was needed”, and missed out on the “good part”.  Mary, representing our spirit, wants to abide in the presence of God with     passionate, single-minded determination. This is the “one thing that is needed”, the “good part” - passionate, whole hearted, intimate devotion to our savior.  But we must willfully choose to be a person of one thing, refusing to allow our soul to distract us from the wooing of the Holy Spirit.  In all her fussing about, Martha never realized that Jesus could have easily “created” dinner - the miraculous is never far behind passionate intimacy.

GOOD IS ALWAYS THE ENEMY OF BEST