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God Extends Grace

God extends grace in places with mold and mildew
Grace comes in like scrubbing bubbles, working hard so you don’t have to

God’s grace shovels away all that hard black snow that sticks to the mud flaps of your tires. (I’m from Pittsburgh, I know about these things).

God’s grace is big enough to cover all of your tractor size sin and mine too which is approximately the size of every room - - in the Taj Mahal

God extends grace where He need not too, over all those places you promised God you never would do - - again.

God extends grace in between beats of a metronome,
always on time,
always in time,
In my life and yours God extends grace.

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