Poems by T William Watts
poem count: 2 | pages: 1
Adam’s Lament
This poem explores the Adamic nature within the human heart and its inclination to rebel against God. In Adam’s reckless pursuit of knowledge, he spurned divine wisdom. We don’t know everything Adam said or thought, but we can empathize.
This poem explores the Adamic nature within the human heart and its inclination to rebel against God. In Adam’s reckless pursuit of knowledge, he spurned divine wisdom. We don’t know everything Adam said or thought, but we can empathize.
A Friend of Friday
Mark 10:33-34 In memory of Dr. William Watts, who battled cancer and fought the good fight to the end. He passed from this life on Good Friday. Why is Good Friday called "good" considering all that Jesus endured on that dreadfully awful day?
Mark 10:33-34 In memory of Dr. William Watts, who battled cancer and fought the good fight to the end. He passed from this life on Good Friday. Why is Good Friday called "good" considering all that Jesus endured on that dreadfully awful day?
