What He Knows And Sees...

He knows our deepest thoughts even when others perceive wrongly


He sees what's done in secret places when no one is watching

He knows our heart desires and attends to them at his perfect timing

He sees all of our weaknesses and is forever there to pull us to upright state

He knows the amount of our hard work invested even when everyone  but you is clueless

He sees our reflection in His eyes all day long

He knows our greatest insecurity and is forever present to ensure that we are secure

He sees how pure our hearts are when we serve Him in spirit and in truth

He knows the amount of our hair-strands and calls us by our name

He sees our crave for Him and calls us His'

He knows our flaws and all, yet calls us perfect

Above all, He loves us madly...


Holiday in progress right? Keep enjoying every bit of it.


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