Henry Carl Henninger

Henry (Grandpa "Bear")was an only child born to Henry Carl Henninger Sr. and Dorthy S. Ponton in their home in Go Valley Texas on Henninger Lane, July the 24th 1939. He attended Austin High School and went into the auto mechanics field directly, retiring from that career in 2012. He enjoyed riding his Harley-Davidson, playing his guitar, spending time with his family, and continuing daily his transformation into the likeness of Jesus Christ through devotions, Bible study, worship on his piano and ministering to those in need. Henry was survived by his wife Mary E. Henninger, in marriage they had seven sons, and numerous grandchildren and great grandchildren. He will be greatly missed and never forgotten.

"Redeemed"

Seems like all I could see was the struggle

Haunted by ghosts that lived in my past

Bound up in shackles of all my failures

Wondering how long is this gonna last

Then You look at this prisoner and say to me "son

Stop fighting a fight it's already been won"

I am redeemed, You set me free

So I'll shake off these heavy chains

Wipe away every stain, now I'm not who I used to be

I am redeemed, I'm redeemed

All my life I have been called unworthy

Named by the voice of my shame and regret

But when I hear You whisper, "Child lift up your head"

I remember, oh God, You're not done with me yet

I am redeemed, You set me free

So I'll shake off these heavy chains

Wipe away every stain, now I'm not who I used to be

Because I don't have to be the old man inside of me

'Cause his day is long dead and gone

Because I've got a new name, a new life, I'm not the same

And a hope that will carry me home

I am redeemed, You set me free

So I'll shake off these heavy chains

Wipe away every stain, 'cause I'm not who I used to be

I am redeemed, You set me free

So I'll shake off these heavy chains

Wipe away every stain, yeah, I'm not who I used to be

Oh, God, I'm not who I used to be

Jesus, I'm not who I used to be

'Cause I am redeemed

Thank God, redeemed