Poems by Jeff Bidiman
poem count: 52 | pages: 6 | first place: 3 times | second place: 4 times | finalist: 23 times
In December's Wood
This poem was written to remind myself that even through all of our trials, God is watching over us and He does care.
This poem was written to remind myself that even through all of our trials, God is watching over us and He does care.
Spirit
We all contain a spirit that comes from God, and when that spirit is kept from Him we suffer our various turmoils. When it is fed by Him ....
We all contain a spirit that comes from God, and when that spirit is kept from Him we suffer our various turmoils. When it is fed by Him ....
Consider Your Ways
I was given the inspiration for this poem from the book of Haggai chapter 1 and 1st Corinthians chapter 3. In these times of trouble I think it is best we examine our faith and strengthen Gods temples.
I was given the inspiration for this poem from the book of Haggai chapter 1 and 1st Corinthians chapter 3. In these times of trouble I think it is best we examine our faith and strengthen Gods temples.
Sing, Oh Sweet Spirit
I was just thinking how great it would be if we could hear the songs our spirits could sing to us and came up with this poem.
I was just thinking how great it would be if we could hear the songs our spirits could sing to us and came up with this poem.
Storms and Anchors
This is in regard to how we sometimes start thinking about the direction our lives could have or should have gone, and how it would be better to let go of those thoughts and focus more on Gods love for us.
This is in regard to how we sometimes start thinking about the direction our lives could have or should have gone, and how it would be better to let go of those thoughts and focus more on Gods love for us.
A Song of Praise
I felt the need to write my gratitude for Gods marvelous inspiration.
I felt the need to write my gratitude for Gods marvelous inspiration.
A Light Upon the Path
I recently read something that quoted Psalm 119:105 and was inspired to write this.
I recently read something that quoted Psalm 119:105 and was inspired to write this.
