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“Open my Eyes and my Heart, Lord”
Photo by Art4TheGlryOfGod by Sharon
"Open our hearts, O Lord, to listen to the words of your Son." Cf. Acts 16:14b
"As your brother, Jesus wants to strengthen you. He wants to speak truth to you. He wants to teach and encourage and protect you; to walk right with you through everything you face in life. What’s more, He is not ashamed to be called your brother. Rather, He is proud to have you. He loves you, understands you, and is deeply concerned for you. And more than anything, Jesus wants to pour the love, confidence, joy, and peace that are in His heart into your heart so that you can stand strong in this world, just as He did."
“Jesus, I want to know you as my brother. Open my eyes and my heart so that I can experience that closeness with you today.” ~ wau.org
“Open my eyes, Lord, to the inner obstacles that I have a hard time recognizing. In your expert way, lead me along my own path to holiness.” wau.org
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MUSIC VIDEO: ~ "Open the Eyes of my Heart, Lord" by Michael W. Smith
www.youtube.com/watch?v=idQ1n3cdgfo
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