WHO I AM

You ask me who I am, so I tell you what I believe.


You say my actions don’t always match my beliefs, so I guess who I am is hard to perceive.


You see there’s the me I want to be, then there’s the me that you see. 


I walk a believer among sinners, but more often than not that line couldn’t be any thinner.


I tell myself it’s just a victimless crime, and keep slowly sinking over time. 


I look at criminals and think I’d never do something so evil, but the Bible says that all sins are equal.


So to answer your question, I guess the verdicts still out, but when I stand before GOD there wont be a doubt.


You see my nature is wicked and my sins are obscene,  yet Jesus gave his life so my heart could be clean.


I gave him my heart to use as he sees fit, all of me will be changed, every last bit.


Since I can’t answer your question I’ll defer to someone who can, Jesus please show them, WHO, I, AM.

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