When I Found Jesus, No He Found Me!

When I found Jesus...
I was in the darkest of hours, all alone...Had all but given up hope of ever seeing the dawn...
Caught in the swell of life's raging sea...Not knowing that He heard my every plea...
He heard my faintest cries...He dried the tears from my eyes...
Freed me from the enemy's lies and deceit...Picked me up and placed me back on my feet...
Filled my heart and soul with His love...Living in me, keeping my life as pure as a dove...
Leading me to serve His purpose for my life, when I found Jesus...
...no He found me!

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