COVID-19 has been terrible. But it has, at least, given us time to slow down and think.
Category: Poetry
Where Is Your Treasure?
Learning to give instead of holding onto our worldly treasures can be difficult. Mike addresses this topic in this poem.
A Heartbreaking Poem from Nicholas Gonzalez
Nicholas has gone through a long and heartbreaking journey with his wife as cancer ravaged her body.
She recently passed but Nicholas is pressing on, as we all must do when tragedy strikes.
God is using Nicholas mightily to spread His truth as he deals with the loss of his wife. Many would blame God or lose hope. But Nicholas continues to place his trust and faith in God and is a bright light in a very dark place.
Check out Nicholas’ website and check out his ministry on Twitter.
Here is Nicholas’ first poem posted on our website. Enjoy. I’ll be posting more poetry from Nicholas soon.
What Was Said
A Christian poem by Mike about forgiveness and restoration.
Where Is Your Treasure?
Our most prolific Christian poetry contributor keeps sending them in.
David Believes. Do You?
Here is a Christian poem from David L. Cooper, sent in a while back (a long while back). But hey, late is better than never.
New Poetry Submission!
OK. Really. This was a new poetry submission at one point. Let’s see. Mike sent it in on February 4, 2014. I’m just getting it published. As you can see, I’m only slightly behind.
Thanks Mike, for all the poems you’ve submitted over the years. They have given me encouragement and inspiration.
Anyway, here’s the new poem.
A Theist (not atheist!)
I just stole this poem from Mark’s website because I really liked it. I hope he doesn’t mind me stealing.
Here, I’ll give you a link to Mark’s website. That should make up for my online theft.
Salvation Stanzas, Reasons and Rhymes
Now, here’s the link to the poem. Enjoy!
Another Poem from Mark!
Hey Mark, thanks for sending us yet another poem.
This poem talking about words. More specifically, it talks about the power of the words within THE Word–God’s Word.
Are You Expecting Eternal Life?
Mike Bullock sent this poem in to truthsaves in 2014. Yeah, I’m a little behind.