Latest Poems
Here you will find poems about God, faith and many other topics dear to Christians.
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Job 36 • Like Cattle Announcing a Squall
I didn't have a title for this poem until I finally came across the very last verse. "He fills his hands with lightning and commands it to strike its mark. His thunder announces the coming storm; even the cattle make known its approach." Job 36:32-33
I didn't have a title for this poem until I finally came across the very last verse. "He fills his hands with lightning and commands it to strike its mark. His thunder announces the coming storm; even the cattle make known its approach." Job 36:32-33
Singing a New Song
During the chaos and tribulation - now and later on, we have the opportunity to keep singing His song.
During the chaos and tribulation - now and later on, we have the opportunity to keep singing His song.
by Annie B
All His Words
No other truth is needed when it is believed and grasped that "In the beginning was the Word, The Word was God," (John 1)
No other truth is needed when it is believed and grasped that "In the beginning was the Word, The Word was God," (John 1)
by Annie B
My People Know Me
Those who follow Christ strive to know Him. An invitation for those who don't yet know Him.
Those who follow Christ strive to know Him. An invitation for those who don't yet know Him.
by Susan Mouw
Your Christmas Light
The Christmas light tells me of the purpose of a Saviour. He came as a light shining forth into a world that is black with sin. So let our lights shine for Jesus!
The Christmas light tells me of the purpose of a Saviour. He came as a light shining forth into a world that is black with sin. So let our lights shine for Jesus!
Born In A Manger!
If you look at the story of Christ, or even at a nativity scene, and ask the following: how, when, where, who, what and why. As you ask these questions, you will discover God’s plan for man-kind
If you look at the story of Christ, or even at a nativity scene, and ask the following: how, when, where, who, what and why. As you ask these questions, you will discover God’s plan for man-kind
He Came
He came as a humble servant to make the greatest sacrifice ever made. He's coming again with a crown on His head and leading a great Army of saints.
He came as a humble servant to make the greatest sacrifice ever made. He's coming again with a crown on His head and leading a great Army of saints.
by Susan Mouw