Rick Lee James arranges a devotional poem about Christian hope centered on seeing Christ. It frames current suffering as temporary, promising that beholding Jesus will erase all sorrow and make life's burdens seem insignificant. The poem urges believers to run the race, pray, and trust that Christ will solve problems and banish the tempter.
Chapters
When we see Christ.— to murmur and despair. But Christ will soon appear to catch us by the way. Our tears forever over in God's eternal day. It will be worth it all when we see Jesus. Life's— will seem so small when we see Christ. One glance of his dear face, our sorrow will erase. So bravely run the race till we see Christ. Sometimes the sky looks dark— with not a ray of light. We'll cross the great divide, no human helping sight. But there is one in heaven who knows our deepest care. Let Jesus solve your problems, just go to him in prayer. —will be worth it all when we see Jesus. Life's trials will seem so small when we see Christ. One glimpse of his dear face, all sorrow will erase. So bravely run the race till we see Christ. At last we'll share the joys of heaven, a heart, a home, a crown. The tempter will be banished, we'll lay our burdens down. It will be worth it all when we see Jesus. Life's trials proceed so slow when we seek Christ. One glimpse of his divinity, all sorrow will embrace. So bravely love the race till we see Christ. To receive Christ.