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remember me

  • Greg and Corinne
  • Apr 18
  • 2 min read

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Through story and music—

what if we viewed Good Friday from a perspective we don't often consider?


A dying felon

meets the Holy One

both hung...

left between

Earth and Heaven.


The criminal turns to Jesus,

searching His bloodshot eyes

with desperation.

he has just enough

presence of mind left

to realize that only this Man

this innocent Man

hanging beside him

can make his

guilt-smeared life

make any sense at all.


All he has left is one last

long-shot of hope.

One simple ask for mercy.


Gasping for air

he struggles to get out the words...


Jesus, remember me

when you come into your kingdom.

Luke 23:42

Take a moment to listen to Remember Me




remember me lyrics

remember me

when You come into Your Kingdom

Lord remember me

when this godforsaken hill

is just a distant memory

wherever You might be

would You somehow think of me


who am i

i'm a liar and a thief and i deserve to die

but Jesus how could anyone

accuse You of a crime

you haven't done a thing

and i believe that You're a King


You're the only hope i have

in this hopeless life of mine

can it be You hear my crry

Lord i'm begging for a sign

there's no reason You should care

why on earth should You reply

but i'm a dying man

and my soul is in Your hands


You look at me

with Your penetrating eyes

i see You look at me

and something in those eyes

is looking right into my soul

and i can tell You know

every sordid thing i've done


forgive me Lord

i know i dodn't deserve it but forgive me Lord

take me to Your Kingdom now

wherever it might be

oh You've got to take me with You

Lord remember me


and there's softness in Your eyes

as they look into mine

can it be You've heard my cry

Lord i'm begging for a sign


and You lift Your weary head

and move Your lips to form the words

and i know my fate will hang

upon the next thing You say


Lord remember me



Jesus lovingly responds:

I tell you the truth,

today you will be with me in paradise.

Luke 23:43



No matter what we've done.


No matter how dark or seemingly unforgivable.


With a humble prayer,

casting ourselves and our future on the mercy of Jesus,

like the remorseful thief,

we will be with Him forever.


We are never without hope.

Never too far gone.

Ever.


We are always met

with wide open arms.


Embraced

Loved

Forgiven

Forever



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