Even As I Am (Dickman)


Even As I Am (Dickman)

Solos to Sing, Submitted Music (1992-1997)

In a world of confusion, in a time of despair.

How can I know where I should go and for whom should I care?

In a world of rejection, what is there for me to give?

What manner of men ought we to be?

How would the Savior live?

 

Feeding hungry, Helping the poor

Showing compassion as never before!

Healing kindness, calming the storm;

Inviting to follow all who would come

Selflessly serving, teaching the truth

Lifting the lowly to heights of great worth

Meekly entreating all who would see,

“Even as I am ye ought to be”

 

In a world of contention, in a world filled with hate,

How can I love, where should I serve, what goodness can I create?

I will follow my Savior, asking how He would be,

If He were here: I’ll feel Him near As I show pure charity.

 

Feeding hungry, Helping the poor

Showing compassion as never before!

Healing kindness, calming the storm;

Inviting to follow all who would come

Selflessly serving, teaching the truth

Lifting the lowly to heights of great worth

Meekly entreating all who would see,

“Even as I am ye ought to be”


Text: Annette W. Dickman

Music: Annette W. Dickman

Album: Submitted Music (1992-1997)

Composition Date: 1995

More Info: CMS 1995

Topics

Example, Jesus Christ, Righteousness