"What Did You Do With Your Hyphen?"

The time between our birth and our death is marked by

a hyphen, the space of life's span

Many have given their lives, their honor, and they have

fought for freedom for their fellow man

America's greatness is struggling to survive, as morals

decline, and tears streak our liberty

So, it takes all of us to fight for what's right, and let

death be for a cause and a victory

When tears fall from above and tears fall beneath, we 

know the war is great and dire

We're all in uniform, whether it's soldiers for freedom, 

or soldiers of Christ's empire

          

The battlefield to set men free wars in the Spirit, and 

it ever wars in the flesh

And heroes of the two emerge, each time the enemy 

is subdued and conquered afresh

           

Wars are fought on the knees and in worldly nations, 

and the cause is to give one's self

It's for the life of another, the soul of a comrade, and 

it's a denial that is heartfelt

           

To lay down our all, for a cause that is greater, is the

essence of honor and beauty

And, as followers of Jesus, it is the cross we carry, and 

our responsible duty

          

We're a nation founded with tears, a nation holy, and 

established under God

Based on principles of the Holy Bible, Apostles and 

Prophets, of whom we applaud

          

Stand tall, O land of the free, and hold fast to your 

foundation, for which many have died

They were soldiers of America, and the soldiers of 

faith, those of Christ's Bride

             

It all comes down to what you did in this life that to 

another's life will heighten

Because when it's all over; what did you leave behind, and

"What Did You Do With Your Hyphen?"

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Pastor Kenneth Phillips

(He's telling the world the significance 

of the "hyphen.")

PromiseLand Church, Austin, Texas

Services Sundays 10:30 am and Wednesdays 7:15 pm

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