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Poetry and Bible Studies.

  • Rise Up From The Tomb

    In “Rise Up From The Tomb,” a divine dialogue unfolds between the Father and the Son, celebrating Christ’s victorious resurrection. Having conquered sin, death, and the serpent through His sacrifice, Jesus calls for the purification of His bride (the Church) and the advance of God’s kingdom. God’s people respond in joyful praise for their redemption…

  • Jesus in white robe walking and speaking with two men in robes on a country path

    The Road To Emmaus

    After Jesus’ resurrection, two disciples mourned on the road to Emmaus, believing all hope was lost. Unrecognized, Jesus joined them, explaining that His suffering was foretold. At dinner, He revealed His identity and disappeared, sparking their realization. They joyfully proclaimed His resurrection, affirming salvation through faith in Him.

  • The Glory of God

    This poem emphasizes the superiority of God’s eternal glory over human praise. It highlights Jesus Christ’s sacrificial love, underscoring that true fulfillment comes from seeking God’s approval rather than that of man. Believers are encouraged to live humbly in faith, anticipating eternal rewards from the Lord.

  • Jesus washing a disciple's feet with water in a basin surrounded by other disciples

    Jesus Gave An Example

    In John 13:12-20, Jesus washes His disciples’ feet, demonstrating humility and servanthood. He emphasizes the importance of following His example and serving one another. Jesus reveals His knowledge of Judas’s betrayal, illustrating His divine authority. Ultimately, accepting Jesus means accepting God, because Jesus is God.

  • A Criminal On a Cross

    In “A Criminal On a Cross,” the thief crucified beside Jesus demonstrates profound faith by recognizing Christ’s kingship amid suffering. Jesus promises him paradise that very day, illustrating that salvation comes by grace through faith alone. The poem calls all to repent and believe in Christ’s redemptive sacrifice on the cross.

  • Be Not Ashamed

    This poem emphasizes the importance of being unashamed of Jesus Christ, encouraging believers to share the gospel boldly despite facing adversity or scorn. It highlights Christ’s sacrificial death, resurrection, and the promise of eternal life for those who repent and believe. Ultimately, it calls for living for God’s glory rather than seeking approval from men.

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