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Let the Spirit of God, Renew Your Mind



Rom 12:2 And do not be conformed to this world, but be transformed by the renewing of your mind, that you may prove what is that good and acceptable and perfect will of God.

Troubles of the world often overwhelm
Temptation and doubt enter our realm
Look deep inside for the answers you'll find
Let the Spirit of God, Renew your Mind

Our bodies frail, often giving us pain
Our faith and endurance is what will remain
Looking toward heaven, with earth far behind
Let the Spirit of God, Renew your Mind


Rebuking Satan as no voice to follow
Embracing today as it leads towards tomorrow
Relax, enjoy, let worries unwind
Let the Spirit of God, Renew your Mind


He's given us the wisdom we each need
He promises to take into account, every need
Patient until restoration is aligned
Let the Spirit of God, Renew your Mind


A baptism of fire when the Israelites forgot
Into a pillar of salt turned the wife of Lot
Stop the insanity, time to rewind
As the Spirit of God, Renews Your Mind


Trust in Him, God needs no help
No real leap of faith, empower yourself
Embracing His Words to face life blind
Until the Spirit of God, Renews Your Mind


Your daily world with challenges stuffed
Dare  yourself to trust enough
In your heart spirituality redefined
As the Spirit of God, Renews Your Mind

Where there is hope, There is faith, where there is faith Miracles HAPPEN!!!!

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