Latest Poems
Here you will find poems about God, faith and many other topics dear to Christians.
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Shadows turn to Sunshine!
There must be some benefits to living a Christian life! This poem outlines just a few of them for believers.
There must be some benefits to living a Christian life! This poem outlines just a few of them for believers.
The Messiah Convention
I wonder how often my views will turn out as only partially true. Glad for God's mercy and truth eventually made clear. This poem explores the differing views held around the promised Messiah's arrival. Written in limerick form.
I wonder how often my views will turn out as only partially true. Glad for God's mercy and truth eventually made clear. This poem explores the differing views held around the promised Messiah's arrival. Written in limerick form.
by John Janzen
Light of the world
Inspired by John 8 : 12 Again Jesus spoke to them, saying:”I Am the Light of the world; whoever follows Me will not walk in darkness but will have the light of life.”
Inspired by John 8 : 12 Again Jesus spoke to them, saying:”I Am the Light of the world; whoever follows Me will not walk in darkness but will have the light of life.”
Jesus
The Father gave us His only son so that we who believe will be with Him forever.
The Father gave us His only son so that we who believe will be with Him forever.
by Frankie May
A Christmas Story
A Santa Claus Christmas story. The kind they used to tell in the early to mid twentieth century.
A Santa Claus Christmas story. The kind they used to tell in the early to mid twentieth century.
by Mark Spencer
Roses For Mama
A story of love that transcends our perception of reality, and the soul who defies everything to honor his mother.
A story of love that transcends our perception of reality, and the soul who defies everything to honor his mother.
by Mark Spencer
by Mark Spencer
Twenty Twenty-Two
We tend to scoff at the prophesies of others. After all, If God's going to choose someone, it should be us! What has he/she got that I don't have? And while we're wrestling with our pride, we miss the message entirely.
We tend to scoff at the prophesies of others. After all, If God's going to choose someone, it should be us! What has he/she got that I don't have? And while we're wrestling with our pride, we miss the message entirely.
by Mark Spencer