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Day 24 of 41 Thank you Lord for Being a Shiny Guiding Star for me

Thank you Lord cause in the vastness of the universe, You shine bright and pure,

Thank you for guiding me through each stormy night with your love that endures.

Jesus, my Shiny Guiding Star, thank you for leading me all the way,

Thank you Lord cause Your light illuminates my path brightening every day.

When darkness tries to steal my joy, You're there to light the way, with this I say thank you Lord. 

Thank you Lord for Guiding me with Your endless grace, thank you Lord because with You, I'll never stray.

Thank you Lord for In times of doubt and confusion, you bring clarity and peace,

Thank you for Your presence that fills my heart and soul and brings comfort and release.

Jesus, my Shiny Guiding Star,
You're the anchor of my soul,
With you, I have true purpose,
Because you make me whole.
I want to say Thank You 

Thank you Lord for through every hardship that I face, you're always there by my side, your love and guidance never wane. I am grateful to you cause in you, I can confide.

Thank you Jesus, my Shiny Guiding Star,

I'll follow where you lead,

For in your light, I find my way,

And all the help I need.

Thank you my Jesus my Shiny Guiding Star

Janet Adeogun 
The Eagle Girl 

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