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Poetry and Bible Studies.

  • Safely Guarded and Richly Fed

    Jesus the Good Shepherd gathers His sheep, safely guarding and richly feeding them. As the spotless Lamb He took on flesh, died for our sins on the cross, rose again, and gives eternal life and care to all who trust Him, leading them to heavenly glory.

  • Beloved of the Lord

    This poem celebrates the Redeemed as the beloved of the Lord. It recounts Christ’s crucifixion and sacrificial death for sin, His burial, and victorious resurrection. Calling all to repent and trust Him for eternal life, it urges joyful songs of praise to the risen King whose love has been poured out.

  • See The Man Upon The Tree?

    This poem celebrates Jesus Christ’s crucifixion as the ultimate act of love and sacrifice. Nailed to the cross, He willingly paid the debt for humanity’s sin, conquering death. Buried in a tomb, He rose on the third day in victory. It urges trust in Him as Savior, God, and Friend for eternal life.

  • Our Loving Savior’s Voice

    Jesus, our loving Savior, pursues us through dark valleys of sin. He took our place, died to ransom us with His blood, and rose again. Now He calls all from the tombs of death: “Come to Me, repent, and live.” The Good Shepherd leads us home to joy and perfect peace. Hallelujah to the risen…

  • Jesus Warns of Persecution

    Jesus warns His disciples of coming persecution—expulsion from synagogues and even death by those believing they serve God—to prevent them from falling away. Such opposition stems from ignorance of the Father and Son. He reveals this in advance so they will remember and stand firm, knowing temporary suffering will yield eternal good.

  • Fill Our Eyes With Tears

    This poem reflects on spiritual blindness and humanity’s indifference to divine truth. It emphasizes that only through Christ can individuals overcome their blindness and experience transformation. The speaker calls for compassion towards those still lost, expressing a desire for God to open their eyes and bring them to faith.

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