Jesus. The Way, the Truth, and the Life.
It’s so easy to claim the title “Christian.” But do our lives really reflect that title?
Here’s a really cool poem from Mike.
It’s so easy to claim the title “Christian.” But do our lives really reflect that title? Do we know what it’s truly like to have a relationship with the God of the Bible? If not, it’s time to start living the life God has in mind for us.
Mike’s poem reminds us that it is possible to forget our past lives of guilt and shame. We are new creations in Christ.
Mike’s latest poem speaks of guilt . . . and letting go. It’s easy to hold onto past sins and tell ourselves we aren’t worthy of God’s calling. But we are. We’ve been washed clean. We are white as snow. Our sins are forgiven and forgotten. We are sanctified. Holy. Accepted. Washed. Renewed. We are new creations in Jesus. Amen.
A poem about Rahab that reminds us that God can use any of us, even though we’re weak.
A Christian poem that reminds us that God can use anyone to satisfy His purposes. He uses the lowest of the low. He uses the weakest of the weak. Heck, He even uses me sometimes.
A poem about the unfailing mercy of Jesus and the unending forgetfulness of humanity.
Sorry I haven’t posted any new poems in a while. I have quite a few in queue, but just don’t have the time to get to the site very often these days. I have multiple testimonies to post, multiple poems to post, multiple articles to post . . . I’m just slow to post them!
Anyway, here’s a beautiful poem that reminds us that God’s mercy is unfailing. It never ends and knows no bounds. But sometimes it’s easy for us to forget what God has done for us. We grow complacent. Let us never forget the depths from which Jesus has rescued us.
A poem that succinctly tells the Christmas story. It’s a reminder of where our focus should be during this season.
What’s Christmas really about? Do you remember the real story? So many of us forget as we get caught up in the overwhelming busyness of the season. Let’s stop for a moment and recall the story of the Jesus of the Bible and His arrival on Earth.
Check out Mark’s latest poem. This is good stuff. Who Knows?
Whatever you’ve done, whatever your life experiences—God still loves you. He knows everything about you, and me, and He still accepts us and loves us unconditionally. What a miracle.
A poem by Mark.
A poem about the true meaning of Christmas. Are you focused on money? Gifts? Santa? Lights? Forget about that stuff & remember Jesus.
This poem reminds us that Christmas isn’t just about blowing money. It’s not about going into debt, about giving the most or getting the most, or about Santa Claus. It’s about the Jesus of the Bible, the One who came to earth to give us eternal life. Let’s try keeping our focus where it belongs this Christmas season.
Only Jesus. Only Jesus saves. Only Jesus heals. Only Jesus gives eternal life. Only Jesus. A poem by Cindy Wyatt.
Cindy’s sent in another poem (last May, I know—sorry Cindy) and now it’s finally posted. Geez, I’m behind. Hopefully I’ll get through May soon. If anyone has anything to send in (a poem or testimony) please know that it will be posted, but probably not for a while.
Anyway, I think the title says it all for this poem. Only Jesus can infuse meaning into a meaningless existence.
Three Nails—a poem about the suffering Jesus endured for us on the cross.
A Christian poem reminding us that not only did Jesus suffer—He suffered so that we could live forever. He suffered so that death could be defeated.
What does the cross mean to you? A poem.
A Christian poem sent in by Bob. The significance of the cross is lost on so many. Followers of the Jesus of the Bible should be keenly aware of its significance.