I know

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I know everything about you


I know every mistake


I know every accomplishment


I know every blessing


I know every curse


I know every gift you have been given


I know every loss you have been dealt


I know what you want


I know also what you need


I know what you hope for


I know your dreams


I know your thoughts


I know your secrets


I know you as someone who tries to be honest


I know you as someone who tries to be good


I know you didn't mean for so much darkness to happen in your life.


I know you didn't intend to hurt your family or alienate your friends


I know you want to do what's right


I know you want liberty


I know you want to be healthy


I know where you belong


I know who loves you


I know who hates you


I know who hurts you


I know who helps you


I know where you came from


I know where you are going


I know your pain


I know how much you struggle


I know you tried your best


I know, dear child, that you know I am your God


Most importantly, I know how much you love me


What you need to know is that I will always love you like a son, and I will protect you and carry you into my Kingdom and you will inherit my eternal liberty, eternal love, and eternal glory. 


That is all you need to know


I know who you are better than you know yourself.


I know

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