Highway to Heaven
March 25, 2017
This is a song that we heard about 2 or so years ago and my husband said that it described him very well. - C. I. Wilson
The old preacher man stood there in the pulpit
The church house was empty, almost
His eyes filled with tears, his mind filled with memories
Of not so long ago,
When the church house was full not one pew was empty
The altar was stained with saints tears.
As he stands there this morning sounds out the warning
Once again letting them know
There’s a heaven to gain
And a hell to shun
The way is still straight
There’s a race to be run
And you can live as you please
But you must pay the cost
And the highway to heaven still goes by the cross.
Some of his members thought he was old fashioned
Not willing to change with the times
So they found other churches more modern then Preacher’s
That were willing to let thing’s go by
But the old preacher stood for what he believed in
And what he had preached for 40 years
As he stands there this morning
In a near empty church house
The opening remarks are these words:
There’s a heaven to gain
And a hell to shun
The way is still straight
There’s a race to be run
And you can live as you please
But you must pay the cost
And the highway to heaven still goes by the cross.
