Jesus is a Sherpa
By Tim Good |
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If I climb a mountain high;
Who is altered, it or I?
Above the clouds of doubt and shame;
The heady air is cleansing thin.
Beyond the bonds of greed and fame;
Escaping from the vale of sin.
If I climb a mountain high;
Who is greater, it or I?
My goal is up, my thought below;
Lungs afire and limbs a-shaking.
Fleeing the burdens that I tow;
I spent my life in their making.
If I climb a mountain high;
Who is victor, it or I?
The Way’s too steep for one alone.
On scarred shoulders my partner bears,
The crippling weight I can’t atone.
Going on with a friend that cares.
Tim is a 49 year old public servant in the south Chicago Illinois metropolitan area. He is currently a Lay Speaker and Lay Leader at the Manhattan United Methodist Church. His wife Pam played a pivotal role in his being brought to Christ through her patience and faith. The one thing that he is most proud of is his son Jeremy who is a film major at Southern Illinois University Carbondale. |
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