Jesus walks with me and He talks with me,
And He tells me I am His own,
And the joy we share as we tarry there
None other has ever known.
Sunday, August 13, 2017
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11 comments :
Karen, I love this hymn.There must have been a garden in the heart of the one who wrote it. :) Blessings, xoxo, Susie
Hello Karen! Pretty flowers and images. The hymn is beautiful. Happy Sunday, enjoy your day and week ahead!
This is one of my favorites and I think Susie said it best in her comment about the author.
I love that song to and did not know where it was written. beautiful flowers today
One of my favorite hymns too. It's amazing that it was written in a place with no garden.
Wow, I never knew that about the writer of that beloved hymn. Imagine...he was walking in the Garden with Jesus in his mind's eye and heart. Sometimes that is what we have to do. There are times that we just can't see the dew on the roses, but we can believe that Jesus is there with us, no matter where we are. Such a comfort. Thank you for this today.
Sometimes the best views don't come from windows at all.
One of the first hymns I learned to play on the piano when I was a kid. My dad loved that one, The Old Rugged Cross and When The Roll Is Called Up Yonder...and we never hear any of them in churches anymore (at least here). xo Diana
I think your love of hymns is my love as well. Blessings to you sweet friend.
This beautiful song reminds me of our walk with Jesus. even in that damp basement there was a garden in his heart, as Christ walked with him. I enjoyed your sisters flowers too.
I don't know how I missed this post...love photos. And amazing that that hymn was written in those circumstances.
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