To Come To Christ

Reformed Perspectives Magazine , Volume 9, Number 24, June 10 to June 16, 2007 To Come To Christ is Not Man's Willing or Running (Rom. 9:16; Titus 1:1) By Wylie Fulton Here we share with you an original poem, designed to show that all the way along the truly converted soul must know that it is "all of grace," "not of works lest any man should boast" (Eph. 2:8-9). Try singing it to any L.M. tune, especially the tune of "Just As I Am." Your soul's encourager, Wylie W. Fulton Wylie Fulton is a Christian author and webmaster. As a sinner dumb and deaf and blind, I cannot alone the Saviour find; But the glorious truth of God I see, In all my plight He comes to me! I would believe with all my heart, And men tell me that is my part; But saving faith must come from higher, Revealed in me by God's own power. Repentance is a sinner's need, If he would for salvation plead; But a solemn truth the soul must face: It's not of self, but all of grace. To know the Saviour of God's sheep Is to be safe, for He will keep All sinful souls He brings along, To know the triumph free grace song. I dare not trust an "offer" plan, For many failed although they ran. They made profession but with defect — Their faith was not of God's elect! — W. W. F.