The Breaker

“The Breaker” paints the power of a broken life poured out for Jesus—where barriers shatter, worship flows, and fragrance of surrender rises for God’s glory.

The Breaker

by Marcelino T. Tagaca Jr.

A jar once whole, now broken apart,
Poured at His feet, a gift from the heart.
No cost too high, no love too small,
In brokenness, we give Him all.

The fragrance rose, it filled the place,
A sacrifice of love and grace.
Though others mocked, her act was true,
Her worship spoke what words can’t do.

The breaking birthed a greater song,
A life surrendered, wholly strong.
Through shattered pride and yielded ways,
The Savior’s worth we now proclaim.

So let my life, though cracked and torn,
Be broken, Lord, and newly born.
Release the scent of love sincere,
For Christ the King, forever near.

Author's Note

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