God's Hall Of Fame by Walt Huntley

Your name may not appear down here

In this world’s Hall of Fame,

In fact you may be so unknown

That no one knows your name;

The Oscars and the praise of men

May never come your way,

But don’t forget God has rewards

That he’ll hand out someday.

This Hall of Fame is only good

As long as time shall be;

But keep in mind, God’s Hall of Fame

Is for eternity;

To have your name inscribed up there

Is greater more by far

Than all the fame and all the praise

Of ev’ry man-made star.

I tell you, friend, I wouldn’t trade

My name, however small,

That’s written there beyond the stars

In that celestial Hall,

For all the famous names on earth,

Or glory that they share;

I’d rather be an unknown here,

And have my name up there.

May the Black Thread in my book guide you to surrender to the Devine wisdom, trusting that in every challenge lies the seed of something greater.