Top Picks Poems
We sorted through the poems and listed here what we felt were the better ones.
Dawn of Grace
Creation all arounds us displays God's flair. The intimacy of His connection with us displays His grace.
Creation all arounds us displays God's flair. The intimacy of His connection with us displays His grace.
by Dave Mudford
Touching Words
We should use care in what we say to people, if we want to touch them with God's love.
We should use care in what we say to people, if we want to touch them with God's love.
The Fading Dew
The writing process can leave you feeling deflated. Inadequate words written that fail to fully capture the true essence of God’s love and grace. However, our worth is not defined by what we write or say or do, but by what He has done and says.
The writing process can leave you feeling deflated. Inadequate words written that fail to fully capture the true essence of God’s love and grace. However, our worth is not defined by what we write or say or do, but by what He has done and says.
by Dave Mudford
Light
A poem about the light of God, and how we often have our backs to it and see only shadows.
A poem about the light of God, and how we often have our backs to it and see only shadows.
by Paul Purday
"If I Could Speak of Christmas Today" (By Jesus)
Christmas today shines with lights and cheer, yet I long for hearts that truly hear. Beyond the gifts and grand display, remember My humble birth that paved the way. Live with love, kindness, and grace—this is the Christmas I embrace.
Christmas today shines with lights and cheer, yet I long for hearts that truly hear. Beyond the gifts and grand display, remember My humble birth that paved the way. Live with love, kindness, and grace—this is the Christmas I embrace.
by Bose V
From Humble Birth to Grand Display
This poem contrasts today’s grand Christmas celebrations with the humble struggles of Jesus’ birth. It reflects on Mary’s journey, the manger’s simplicity, and the ultimate gift of salvation, urging us to remember the true meaning behind the fest
This poem contrasts today’s grand Christmas celebrations with the humble struggles of Jesus’ birth. It reflects on Mary’s journey, the manger’s simplicity, and the ultimate gift of salvation, urging us to remember the true meaning behind the fest
by Bose V