Poetry and Bible Studies.
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Jesus Divides Opinion
In John 7:10-13, Jesus discreetly attends the Feast of Booths after his brothers leave ahead of him. The people murmur about Him, some calling Him a good man, while others accuse Him of deception. Despite their opinions, fear of Jewish leaders prevents open discussion about Jesus, highlighting the divisive nature of His message.
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Come Back To The Light
This poem calls for a return to the Light, emphasizing the dangers of sin and its false illusion of freedom. It highlights Jesus as the source of true liberation, love, and hope. Through His sacrifice, believers are offered eternal life and peace, encouraging a relationship with Him for restoration and joy.
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Behold, He’s Risen
This poem reflects on the sacrifice of Jesus Christ, who was crucified despite living a sinless life. Through His death and resurrection, He offers redemption from sin and death, creating a path to eternal life. Emphasizing mercy, it portrays Jesus as the bridge that restores humanity’s relationship with God.
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Jesus’ Own Brothers Did Not Believe Him
In John 7:1-9, Jesus avoids Judea due to the threat from Jewish leaders. His brothers urge Him to publicly showcase His miracles at the Feast of Booths, reflecting their disbelief. Jesus asserts His time to reveal Himself hasn’t arrived, highlighting the world’s antagonism towards Him for exposing evil, while He remains in Galilee.
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Look Up
Life is a gift from God, and every day is an opportunity to seek comfort in Jesus, who remains with us through trials and triumphs. His love and mercy are profound, offering hope and freedom from sin through His sacrifice and resurrection. Ultimately, we are all assured of eternal life in His kingdom, filled with…
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Darkness And Gloom
This poem explores the pervasive darkness and despair in the world, personified by a cruel ruler. However, it contrasts this with the hope brought by Jesus, who, through his death and resurrection, conquers death and offers new life. Ultimately, faith in Him transforms despair into hope and glory.
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