Hello everyone, I welcome you all to my blog and this is my entry for Hive Music Festival week 125 round 2. I am delighted to share with you all this beautiful song by Kaestrings titled "Broken". I have a lot to say concerning "Broken". This is one of the major problems with some believers in the body of Christ today, the ability to break themselves and allow God to help them.
The world is a tough place already and until God helps you, you can't go no where, you can't even praise Him effectively. To be broken means to submit yourself totally to the Will of God. I've learn to allow God take his course over me, long before now I realized that the journey is not by him that is willing but by God who shows mercy. Our desires and passion to follow God isn't even enough unless God shows forth His mercy.
Whatever that is rigid is difficult to bend or reshape. Being broken means we have to soften our hearts and be ready for use as instrument of work in God's hands.
Part of the song says "Gyara no mai akin ka" in the hausa dialer which means "Fix me Lord as an instrument your work", rationally we know that working tools can only be very effective when they're in good condition. So, for we to fit into that criteria as suitable working tools in the vineyard of God, we ourselves must be first fixed and God is the only one who can fix us and we will be properly fixed.
Part of the song says "Child be bold and come" and that's God speaking, unless you're ready to be resharpened, there can be someone to reshape you but because you're not broken, he will will not. The most greatest message of this song is the voice that's saying "Child be bold and come", that's the genesis of our transformation.
Kudos to everyone working hard behind the scene to push good music forward on our beloved Blockchain.
Shout out to our big friends of the community 
Thank you
El mundo ya es un lugar duro y hasta que Dios te ayude, no puedes ir a ninguna parte, ni siquiera puedes alabarlo de manera efectiva. Quebrantarse significa someterse totalmente a la Voluntad de Dios. Aprendí a permitir que Dios siga su curso sobre mí, mucho antes de que me diera cuenta de que el viaje no lo hace aquel que está dispuesto, sino Dios que muestra misericordia. Nuestros deseos y pasión por seguir a Dios no son suficientes a menos que Dios muestre Su misericordia.
Todo lo que es rígido es difícil de doblar o remodelar. Quebrantarse significa que tenemos que ablandar nuestros corazones y estar listos para ser utilizados como instrumentos de trabajo en las manos de Dios.
Parte de la canción dice "Gyara no mai akin ka" en el dialecto hausa, que significa "Arréglame Señor como un instrumento de tu trabajo", racionalmente sabemos que las herramientas de trabajo solo pueden ser muy efectivas cuando están en buenas condiciones. Entonces, para que encajemos en ese criterio como herramientas de trabajo adecuadas en la viña de Dios, primero debemos arreglarnos nosotros mismos y Dios es el único que puede arreglarnos y lo haremos correctamente.
Parte de la canción dice "Niño, sé valiente y ven" y eso es Dios hablando, a menos que estés listo para ser reafilado, puede haber alguien que te reforme, pero como no estás roto, él no lo hará. El mensaje más grande de esta canción es la voz que dice "Niño, sé valiente y ven", ese es el génesis de nuestra transformación.
Felicitaciones a todos los que trabajan duro detrás de escena para impulsar la buena música en nuestra querida Blockchain.
Un agradecimiento a nuestros grandes amigos de la comunidad
Gracias
In the stillness of my soul
Is a loud cry to you
Before you i stand
Helpless, vulnerable
Unworthy is my state
But your love says to me
Child be bold and come
Father, here i am
chorus
Gyara ni Ya Yesu na (please fix me Lord)
In zama kamar da kai (that i may become more like you)
Gyara ni Ya Yesu na (please fix me Lord)
Gyara ni ma ai’kin ka (fix me for your service)
Gyara ni Ya Yesu na (please fix me Lord)
In zama kamar da kai (that i may become more like you)
Gyara ni Ya Yesu na (please fix me Lord)
Gyara ni masoyi na (fix me my lover)
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