Inspirational Poems
Help Us to Surrender
This poem is about surrendering "things" (idols) that we hold as treasures, here on Earth.
This poem is about surrendering "things" (idols) that we hold as treasures, here on Earth.
Search Us – Look Through the Windows of Our Eyes
This poem speaks to Psalm 139: 23-24, NIV: "Search me, God, and know my heart; test me and know my anxious thoughts. See if there is any offensive way in me, and lead me in the way everlasting."
This poem speaks to Psalm 139: 23-24, NIV: "Search me, God, and know my heart; test me and know my anxious thoughts. See if there is any offensive way in me, and lead me in the way everlasting."
Continued Edifying Care
During our walk with God , it’s a blessing to receive a gentle reminder and to share an encouraging reminder with those we introduced to God’s word , walk and relationship and love.
During our walk with God , it’s a blessing to receive a gentle reminder and to share an encouraging reminder with those we introduced to God’s word , walk and relationship and love.
Mercy's Embrace: A Reflection on Isaiah 42:3
Isaiah 42:3: God's gentle care,For the weak, He's there.No bruised reed shall break,Nor flickering wick forsake.
Isaiah 42:3: God's gentle care,For the weak, He's there.No bruised reed shall break,Nor flickering wick forsake.
by Bose V
Steadfast Legacy: The Recabite Covenant
"The Recabite Covenant" encapsulates the unwavering commitment of the Recabite lineage to God, serving as a timeless example of standing firm in faith amidst trials and temptations.Jeremiah 35:6-19
"The Recabite Covenant" encapsulates the unwavering commitment of the Recabite lineage to God, serving as a timeless example of standing firm in faith amidst trials and temptations.Jeremiah 35:6-19
by Bose V
Children of the Light
It describes those who have been saved and then go on to reflect God and His word to others.
It describes those who have been saved and then go on to reflect God and His word to others.
by T Rock
Colors of Life
A distorted portrait is often all we see when looking at ourselves, but the true colors of our lives are only ever seen when recognizing His grace and love toward us.
A distorted portrait is often all we see when looking at ourselves, but the true colors of our lives are only ever seen when recognizing His grace and love toward us.
by Dave Mudford