I saw Jesus

[charliegirl]

>He was wearing blue jeans and an old shirt.
>He was up at the church building;
>He was alone and working hard.
>For just a minute he looked a little like one of our church members.
>But it was Jesus, I could tell by his smile.
>
>I saw Jesus last Sunday.
>He was teaching a Bible class.
>He didn't talk real loud or use long words,
>But you could tell he believed what he said.
>For just a minute, he looked like my Sunday School teacher.
>But it was Jesus, I could tell by his loving voice.
>
>I saw Jesus yesterday.
>He was at the hospital visiting a friend who was sick.
>They prayed together quietly.
>For just a minute he looked like our pastor.
>But it was Jesus, I could tell by the tears in his eyes.
>
>I saw Jesus this morning.
>He was in my kitchen making my breakfast
>He then fixed me a special lunch to take with me.
>For just a minute he looked like my Mom.
>But it was Jesus, I could feel the love from his heart.
>
>I saw Jesus today.
>He was praying on his knees all alone.
>He then began to cry for those he prayed for.
>For just a minute he looked like a lady from our church.
>But it was Jesus, I could see the compassion poured out of his Prayer.
>
>I saw Jesus the other day.
>He was at the grocery store talking to a friend.
>He then put his arms around them to comfort them.
>For just a minute he looked like a young mother in our ladies class.
>But it was Jesus, I could see the concern for others who hurt.
>
>I see Jesus everywhere, Taking food to the sick,
>Welcoming others to his home, Being friendly to a newcomer
>And for just a minute I think he's someone I know.
>But it's always Jesus, I can tell by the way he serves.
>
>May someone see Jesus in you today.
>
>Remember to encourage those you see living for Jesus! But mostly let those
>without Jesus see Him living in you, for He desires to serve them, no
>matter
>what condition, what they wear, own, or look like!
>"You are My witnesses," says the Lord. (Isaiah 43:5)

[jj]

That sure does make one wonder what other people see in you.

[John]

Thanks Barb, . . . I know God isn't finished with me yet and he Loves me too much to let me stay the way I am.