The Blessed and the Broken

There is a song that is sung by a young man named Trevor Morgan. In the song are the lines, "The blessed and the broken the weak and the strong. Will all find rest at the throne of God." The first part of those lines is where the inspiration for this poem came from.

In our day to day lives, we don't realize how much is really going on around us. Things we cannot see are happening constantly as the battle between good and evil continues on. These battles will continue to rage on, even as we are caught unaware.

Jesus did the work that no man could do simple because he remained faithful to God and true to His calling. There is no doubt that he was blessed and broken at the same time. Though none of his bones were broken, his heart was shattered like a glass thrown against a boulder.

Even as he was broken, he knew he was blessed. The Bible says, "It pleased God to bruise him." Many take this to mean God is cruel and was happy simply because Jesus was bruised, but that is not the case. It pleased God because Jesus obeyed his calling and redeemed sinful men from their kidnapper. You see, Jesus was the ransom that was required to pay for the release of man from the bonds of sin.

Shards of my heart are exhibited to be seen

My Father in heaven does not intervene

Though I am debased and saturated with pain

It is now the season of the latter rain

Come unto me and I will award you rest

Son of the Almighty you can have the best

Suffering is brief not to last forever

As I saunter along on my endeavor

I will do my work remain faithful and true

To save those who are lost and haven't a clue

Crucifixion awaits begs my arrival

When it is complete I defeat my rival

Blood cascades out onto the thirsty ground

When I give up the ghost I will wear my crown

I descend to the lower parts of the earth

To rescue from prison those of the second birth

I ascend to heaven to sit on my throne

Understand that you will never be alone

To come after me the Word has been spoken

Then you will be called the blessed and the broken.

Matthew 5:11 Blessed are ye, when men shall revile you, and persecute you, and shall say all manner of evil against you falsely, for my sake.

John 15:20 Remember the word that I said unto you, The servant is not greater than his lord. If they have persecuted me, they will also persecute you; if they have kept my saying, they will keep yours also.

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