Latest Poems
Here you will find poems about God, faith and many other topics dear to Christians.
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Thankful For All The Right Reasons
May our heart's be filled with thanksgiving and gratitude for all God has done, is doing and has yet to do!
May our heart's be filled with thanksgiving and gratitude for all God has done, is doing and has yet to do!
Turning the Tables
2Sa 9:13 So Mephibosheth dwelt in Jerusalem: for he did eat continually at the king’s table; and was lame on both his feet.
2Sa 9:13 So Mephibosheth dwelt in Jerusalem: for he did eat continually at the king’s table; and was lame on both his feet.
by John Janzen
by louis gander
The Enigmatic Ride
In Luke 19 Jesus talks about the noble who traveled in order to receive the authority to rule as king. In John 12 Jesus pauses during his procession to mount a donkey. Matthew links the donkey ride to Zechariah’s prophecy. This poem combines the pieces
In Luke 19 Jesus talks about the noble who traveled in order to receive the authority to rule as king. In John 12 Jesus pauses during his procession to mount a donkey. Matthew links the donkey ride to Zechariah’s prophecy. This poem combines the pieces
All the Angels Sang
The tune for "Deck the Halls" is fun to sing, but the lyrics which traditionally accompany the tune don't express the Christian's heart. This poem celebrates the Christmas and takes advantage of the familiar sounds of a delightful tune.
The tune for "Deck the Halls" is fun to sing, but the lyrics which traditionally accompany the tune don't express the Christian's heart. This poem celebrates the Christmas and takes advantage of the familiar sounds of a delightful tune.
The Seeking Shepherd
In Luke 15:4 Jesus compares himself to a shepherd who cares for ALL of his sheep, so much that he is not satisfied to leave one lost in the woods. This limerick prayer affirms his special knowledge of each of us and his resolve to keep us safe.
In Luke 15:4 Jesus compares himself to a shepherd who cares for ALL of his sheep, so much that he is not satisfied to leave one lost in the woods. This limerick prayer affirms his special knowledge of each of us and his resolve to keep us safe.