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Came To My Rescue

Sometimes there's just a song (or in my case a song or two or three...) that just...gets me.  Like everything about it gets me - it becomes a verbalization of my heart and life.  And no matter how old it is it is still a song I gravitate toward, it never becomes old to my heart.  This is one of those songs. 
He has rescued me.  What from you ask (knowing that I have led kind of a sheltered life)?  From myself! None of us are hidden from ourselves.  I am, in my human nature, selfish, cynical, doubtful, lazy, lacking grace and mercy, well I think you get the picture.  So do I need rescuing?  You bet! And anyone who interacts with me at all will agree I need rescuing! :) I'm pretty sure any of you would much rather be on the receiving end of my nature indwelt by God rather than the human one I just described.  It's just a guess...
He has rescued me.  What from you ask?  From hurts and wounds. Because by HIS wounds I am healed.  (You are too btw)
He has rescued me in a thousand ways.  He's rescued you too, some of you know and see it, some of you are unaware.  My prayer is that you would become aware.

Came To My Rescue

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