It's Beginning To Look A Lot Like Christmas...

For unto us a Child is born,
To us a Son is giv'n;
The government shall rest on Him,
Th' anointed One from Heav'n.
His name is Wonderful Counselor,
The Mighty God is He,
The Everlasting Father,
The humble Prince of Peace.

The increase of His government
And peace shall never end;
He'll reign on David's ancient throne
As ruler of all men.
Upheld with justice and righteousness,
Forever His kingdom will last;
The zeal of the Lord God Most High
Will bring these things to pass.

Lord Jesus, come now and reign in me,
Be Lord of my life this hour.
Come be my Counselor and my God,
My source of wisdom and power.
Watch o'er me with Your Father care,
My heart and my mind, fill with peace.
I worship You, my Lord and King,
My praise will never cease
Amy Grant- For Unto Us A Child Is Born, lyrics













Blessings

Comments

TexWisGirl said…
I love the button jar holding the tealight candle and the mason jar filled with colored lights! So sweet!
December 6, 2010 at 7:37 AM
Janettessage.blogspot.com said…
Beautiful...the checker board is great..and I love the lights in the jar..how fun!
Yes, A Savior is Born!!!
Enjoyed getting to pick in at your decorations..your pictures are great!
December 6, 2010 at 11:24 AM
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