Crossing Time

At mans greatest crossroad,

a marker was placed.

Marking the moment,

GOD gave us grace.

For a few short moments,

time stood still.

As this cross was erected,

high on a hill.

Pointing the way,

that all might find.

A place of forgiveness,

for all mankind.

As the years roll by,

and moments still cross.

This marker still stands,

to welcome the lost.

Many have passed,

ignoring the sign.

But for all who looked up,

they crossed in time.

The Rescuer of Our Souls



Lost on an island,

just waiting to die.

 My days ran together,

as time passed me by.

No ship on the horizon,

no planes overhead.

 If they do ever find me,
 by then... I'll be dead.

Hope began fleeting,

in all my days lost.

Will no one come,
am I not worth the cost?

When mans days were at it's darkest,

and it appeared like no one would come.

Jesus stepped out of heaven

His mission,
 rescue all...not some.

No matter your island,

no matter its place.

You maybe lost in this world,

but you need not remain lost to His grace.

One rescued all,

from our sin and our shame.

The rescuer of our souls,

Jesus by name!

Finder of the lost,

and the rescuer of all men.

For all have been marooned,

hopeless by sin.

No one need remain,
A castaway anymore.

Your rescue is at hand,

His ship is ashore.

By His Own Blood!

The Messiah hung dying,

between heaven and hell.

While the crowds, 
mocked His name,

as His blood fell.

His blood shed on a tree,

of the roughest of wood.

Of the crowd down below Him,

none understood.

They said, “He’s a man,

just like all that are here”.

But you see,
 deception was in place,

so that redemption 
could draw near.

By His blood,

the law was now grace.

The scriptures fulfilled,

with mercy in place.

A life that was sinless,

for all sinful lives.

Blood that’s eternal,

for blood that dies.

The crowd never realized

what they had seen.

Only the death of one man,

not what it could mean.

For on that day,
 He was rejected as King.

But life by His own blood,

is what He did bring.



Romans 16:25-26