Jesus. The Way, the Truth, and the Life.
This poem reminds us that our job is to submit to His will and remain faithful ’til the end.
Sometimes it’s hard to know what God’s thinking. Our lives seem full of needless suffering and pain. We do all we can to please Him . . . yet, life remains hard. We don’t understand.
This poem reflects on God’s sovereignty as He guides and directs our lives. Our job is simply to submit to His will and remain faithful ’til the end.
God’s glory wasn’t always displays of power; it was revealed in His servant’s life.
Another poem by Tim.
God’s glory wasn’t always revealed in awesome displays of power. Most of the time it was revealed in His simple, serving, sinless life.
A poem that speaks of the wonders of God’s Word. Is it gathering dust on your shelf?
It’s easy to let our Bible sit on the shelf and gather dust. I’ve been guilty of it.
But God’s Word contains life; it contains the message that God has for you and me. It tells of creation, the reason for living and the end of things.
Take some time to read it today and every day.
The Dusty Old Book (a poem by Belinda)
Do rainbows remind you of God’s promises? This poem reminds us that rainbows are a sign from God.
We often see rainbows. But when we do, do we remember God’s promise?
This poem helps us remember that God gave us a promise and He reveals that promise through a sign – a rainbow.
A poem that reminds us why Jesus came to this planet-to save sinners like you & me.
Sometimes we forget the purpose of Jesus’ visit to this planet.
This poem reminds us why He came. He came to save sinners like you & me.
His feet, oh those beautiful that were nailed to the cross just so I would not be lost. A poem.
Jesus walked the miles for us. Every step he ever took was in our service. And, ultimately, his feet walked the path of death – for us.
Check out our latest poem . . .
This poem reminds us of the heavy debt Jesus paid for us. He gave His life so we could be free of sin’s bondage.
This poem was recently (well, not so recently; I’ve been busy and my computer’s been in the shop) submitted to us. It’s a beautiful reminder of the debt that Jesus paid for us. He gave His life. He paid for our sins. He paid the debt that we owe.
When we realize that all life’s treasures can’t provide fulfillment, we’re ready for Jesus. A powerful poem.
People work so hard to make their lives significant. Fame, wealth, status . . . but does any of it really matter?
Without Jesus, we’re nothing but broken people. And when we reach that conclusion, Jesus will be there waiting for us.
Read Karen’s first submission (a poem) to our site:
Potions, pills, religions, cults-they provide temporary fixes to mend lives filled with pain & loss. But there’s only one true fix.
This poem reminds us that nothing the world can offer provides true fulfillment. Sure, drugs will cover pain for a short while. Sex can make us feel loved and happy – temporarily. Psychologists provide advice on how to be happy. Oprah tells us what to do to be successful. Movies, the Internet, music, video games, careers . . . the list of temporary fixes goes on forever.
But there is only one true source of fulfillment and that is Jesus Christ.
This poem reminds us of the significance of Easter (yes, I know it’s a bit late); it’s about Jesus!
O.K. I should have posted this back around Easter, when Mike sent it to me, but I’m not that fast. Sorry.
Anyway, this poem reminds us of the significance of the holiday we call Easter. It really has squat to do with the frivolities (bunnies, eggs) associated with it in our society.
Check out this cool poem by Mike:
Also, don’t forget to check out Mike’s new site . . . Anglican Rhymes. Very cool.