Category: Truth
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Lord Jesus Come Quickly
This poem mourns death’s grip on earth but praises Jesus as the conqueror of death through his sacrifice and resurrection. It calls for his return to bring grace and truth, offering eternal life and joy to those who trust in him. The poem ends with an invitation to worship this victorious and gracious King.
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This Life’s Not The End
This life is not the end, for a new world is coming. In Christ, there is freedom from sin and the promise of a glorious future. We will live without suffering, enjoying exploration, fruitful work, art, feasting, dancing, singing and sports. Jesus offers eternal life to all who trust in Him, with love and joy…
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As The Nations Rage
This poem speaks of Yahweh’s rule over heaven and earth, urging those in power to fear God. It emphasizes accountability, justice, and grace through Jesus. It warns against injustice and corruption, promoting love, truth, and faithfulness. It ultimately expresses hope in King Jesus ending all strife, amid a troubled world.
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Yahweh Is In The Heavens
This poem emphasizes the steadfastness and grace of Yahweh in the face of life’s challenges, assuring believers of their protection and ultimate victory. It highlights the presence of God in the midst of trials and the promise of eternal peace and salvation through Jesus Christ.
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Are You Weary And Broken?
In times of weariness and despair, cast your burdens on God. Jesus, who has descended and shouldered our sorrows, offers relief and restoration. Trust in Him and find solace, for His love and light will carry you through, leading to an undying land of peace and life.
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The Good Lord Has Come
Jesus, the Giver of life, sacrificed Himself to save us from death and opened a way to God. He showed His love by enduring trials and ultimately dying for us. After three days, He rose, and is now building His Kingdom through love. Trust in Him and praise His name for deliverance from hopelessness and…
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How Can Jesus Give Us His Flesh To Eat?
Jesus speaks to a crowd in the synagogue at Capernaum, using metaphorical language about eating His flesh and drinking His blood, emphasizing the importance of believing in Him for eternal life. He challenges misconceptions and makes it clear that salvation comes through faith in His sacrifice on the cross. This truth should shape believers’ thoughts,…
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Feed Not Your Rage
In this poem, the destructive nature of violence and hate is contrasted with the message of hope, love and redemption through Jesus. It emphasizes the futility of feeding into rage and hate, and urges readers to turn to Jesus for freedom, mercy, and love.
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Cling To The Maker
Cling to the Maker, hold fast. Apart from Him, none can last. Yahweh is holy, mighty like a lion and delicate like a dove. Learn from Jesus, taste His sweet love. Trust in the Lord, cast your burdens, and find comfort in Him. Jesus, loving and pure, offers life to our dead souls.
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Sing Of Our King
In joyful celebration, praise our risen King who conquered death. Jesus’ sacrifice brought light, dispelling darkness. Through His sacrifice, all are welcomed to find rest and true love. Rejoice and join in praising the gracious, risen, Ruler of Heaven.
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