I love this gospel song, “Do You Have Room for Jesus” by Donna & Carroll Roberson. This is from their album Christmas in the Valley.
This is the song Do You Have Room for Jesus? by Donna & Carroll Roberson from the album Christmas in the Valley. I think this is a great song because it seems most people don’t have room for Jesus. But they can make room for other things. This shows where their priorities are.
I first heard this song the other day flipping through the Christian and Gospel stations. I heard this on one of the local Gospel stations. I wanted to share this with my readers.
I hope you have room for Jesus not just during Christmas but every day. It’s a daily walk with Jesus we have. A personal relationship. I pray you can make room for Jesus every day.
Check out what the Bible says in Luke. Luke 2:7
And she brought forth her firstborn son, and wrapped him in swaddling clothes, and laid him in a manger; because there was no room for them in the inn.
Do You Have Room for Jesus lyrics
Do You Have Room for Jesus? (3x)
For Christmas This Year!
When Jesus came to save all Men.
There was no room for Him in the Inn.
When God Sent His Glory Down.
A lowly manger is all He Found.
Do You Have Room for Jesus? (x3)
For Christmas This Year!
We Make Room For Things We Like.
Christmas Trees and Strings of Lights.
But Just Like Christmas So Long Ago.
Jesus is left out in the cold.
Do You Have Room for Jesus? (x3)
For Christmas This Year!
Do You Have Room for Jesus? (x3)
For Christmas This Year!
(x3) repeat three (3) times.
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These lyrics were typed up by me as I listened to this song. Subject to errors. Feel free to share in comments to help fix that. Lyrics respectfully belong to the Roberson’s.
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