Tired...

I am so tired of the rhetoric, from people who call themselves Christians, but misconstrue God's Word and use it to preach their version of right...while they are spouting hate. So here is my response:



In the darkness of the night, you feel so all alone
And you wonder if there's anyone else who feels this way
Unworthy of God's love, at least what you've been told
But He is waiting for you, reaching out His hand

Hold on, He will carry you
Hold on, His love is for you too
No matter what they say, no matter what they do
Hold on to Jesus, He's holding on to you

There are prophets and preachers
      that throw around the name of Christ
And they wonder why anyone would choose to live this way
But you are His creation, and He loves you as you are
He is waiting for you and reaching out His hand

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