You don't have to part the waters or move the mountain for me; just help me get across them, Lord, for I can do all thin — Lisa Mischelle Wood, Just Believe: A Collection of Christian Poetry and Photo-Quotes
You don't have to part the waters or move the mountain for me; just help me get across them, Lord, for I can do all thin — Lisa Mischelle Wood, Just Believe: A Collection of Christian Poetry and Photo-Quotes
You don't have to part the waters or move the mountain for me; just help me get across them, Lord, for I can do all thin — Lisa Mischelle Wood, Just Believe: A Collection of Christian Poetry and Photo-Quotes
You don't have to part the waters or move the mountain for me; just help me get across them, Lord, for I can do all thin — Lisa Mischelle Wood, Just Believe: A Collection of Christian Poetry and Photo-Quotes
You don't have to part the waters or move the mountain for me; just help me get across them, Lord, for I can do all thin — Lisa Mischelle Wood, Just Believe: A Collection of Christian Poetry and Photo-Quotes
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You don't have to part the waters or move the mountain for me; just help me get across them, Lord, for I can do all things through Thee.

— Lisa Mischelle Wood, Just Believe: A Collection of Christian Poetry and Photo-Quotes
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