Latest Poems
Here you will find poems about God, faith and many other topics dear to Christians.
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If I Don't Stop
I took on the gray rock wall - one of the hardest there. It took all of ten minutes and every bit of arm strength I had, but knew I'd make it - if I didn't stop. Driving away my friend said I should write a poem about it, and here it is. :-)
I took on the gray rock wall - one of the hardest there. It took all of ten minutes and every bit of arm strength I had, but knew I'd make it - if I didn't stop. Driving away my friend said I should write a poem about it, and here it is. :-)
by Joy Wieters
The Perfect Savior
God didn't come to heal the healthy, but the sick. He was the perfect Savior, because He stayed on that cross for us when He could have called on His angel. That's just how much He loves us.
God didn't come to heal the healthy, but the sick. He was the perfect Savior, because He stayed on that cross for us when He could have called on His angel. That's just how much He loves us.
by Joy Wieters
He Sees-He Cares-He Acts
This is a poem about God the Father and his love for his daughter. This is intended to reveal how God knows everything we've been through and how he has a special plan and blessing for his children. God's love is so awesome and so great.
This is a poem about God the Father and his love for his daughter. This is intended to reveal how God knows everything we've been through and how he has a special plan and blessing for his children. God's love is so awesome and so great.
Angel Child
This poem is dedicated to a very special little autistic boy in my life.
This poem is dedicated to a very special little autistic boy in my life.
A Broken Lullaby
A poem about the possible results of broken homes and subsequent child neglect. Although this poem doesn't mention God it does reflect what happens when we don't live according to Biblical principles.
A poem about the possible results of broken homes and subsequent child neglect. Although this poem doesn't mention God it does reflect what happens when we don't live according to Biblical principles.