Poetry and Bible Studies.
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New Book Available For Pre-Order!
“Christ Centered Crisis: Finding Hope In The Middle Of Suffering And Grief” is available for preorder on Amazon, to be released on August 31, 2024. The book delves into suffering, crises, and the Christian faith, advocating a Christ-centered approach to navigating hardships. It emphasizes the importance of relying on God for spiritual growth.
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Jesus Has The Words Of Eternal Life
This passage from John 6:65–71 recounts Jesus addressing His disciples, emphasizing the role of the Father in drawing believers. Many, offended by His teachings, deserted Him, but Peter affirmed their belief in Jesus as the Holy One of God. Jesus then recognized Judas as the betrayer. It teaches us to examine our motives for following…
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I’m Unworthy Oh Lord
This poem expresses gratitude for God’s mercy and grace through Jesus Christ. It acknowledges human unworthiness and sin, but also celebrates the hope and new life found in Jesus’ sacrifice and resurrection.
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Tick Tock Goes The Clock
This poem describes a person’s anguish and despair, feeling trapped in darkness and sorrow. Suddenly, they encounter a divine being, who offers solace and freedom from despair. The being, identified as Jesus, grants the individual eternal life, joy, and a sense of belonging in a new community. The poem concludes with praise and gratitude for…
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His Name Is Jesus
This poem tells of Jesus’ descent, crucifixion, and resurrection, emphasizing His love for mankind. It highlights His victory over sin and death, offering eternal life to those who believe. Jesus’ selfless sacrifice and unwavering love reflect His role as the true King, offering rebirth and salvation to all who embrace Him.
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Are Jesus’ Words Offensive?
This passage from John 6:60-64 describes a moment when Jesus confronted His disciples’ skepticism and offense at His teachings. He emphasized the spiritual significance of His words and the necessity of belief in Him for eternal life. Despite the offense some took, Jesus’ message of sacrificial love remains a call to faith and surrender.
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