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Randy Travis Through The Fire


So many times I’ve questioned certain circumstances
Or things I could not understand
Many times in trials, weakness blurs my vision
And my frustrations get so out of hand
It’s then I am reminded I’ve never been forsaken
I’ve never had to stand the test alone
As I look at all the victories, the Spirit rises up in me
It’s through the fire my weakness is made strong

And He never promised the cross would not get heavy and
the hill would not be hard to climb
He never offered victory without fighting but He said
help would always come in time
Just remember when you’re standing in the valley of
decision and the adversary says give in
Just hold on, our Lord will show up and He will take you
through the fire again

I know within myself that I would surely perish
But if I trust the hand of God, He’ll shield the flames
again

And He never promised the cross would not get heavy and
the hill would not be hard to climb
Just hold on, our Lord will show up and He will take you
through the fire again
Just hold on, our Lord will show up and He will take you
through the fire again



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