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Poems About Truth

Untold Story
The truth of the real story of who we are - often left untold!

The Posture of the Heart
Some of the most learned people have concluded there is no God and the Bible is false, while many of their equals have concluded the opposite. How can this be? We'll examine this through a conversation between a "scoffer" and a "seeker" (the narrator).

Messengers Of Truth finalist in poetry contest
When it comes to serving God, not every path is easy. The Prophets and Apostles were the first human messengers of truth. Jesus was the Divine Messenger Of Truth. That path didn't end 2000 years ago. Average souls still walk it today.

Worldviews
This is a poem about worldviews. There are really not many options. As Francis Schaeffer used to say, in the final analyses "there are not many people in the room." Christianity is the true worldview and is supported by both reason and Scripture

The Haze finalist in poetry contest
Sin puts a haze over our heart and mind so we don't see our need clearly.

Time finalist in poetry contest
Everything our senses perceive, and our minds "understand", are a matter of perspective. And our perspective is extremely limited. We think we know truth, saying: "That is your truth, and this is mine". But these truths are simply beliefs,, not facts.

What Fruit?
Before God our words about Him and our daily "fruit" should match.

Can Of Worms finalist in poetry contest
Colossians 2:8 ESVSee to it that no one takes you captive by philosophy and empty deceit, according to human tradition, according to the elemental spirits of the world, and not according to Christ.This poem shares how I interpret this verse.

Purpose second in poetry contest
Anything that serves a purpose, outside of its own anatomical construction, was designed. Find one example of something that doesn't affect the outside reality! Just one. If you do, you'll find it's outside purpose, and eliminate it as an example.

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