Poetry and Bible Studies.
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I Cannot Go On
This poem expresses deep anguish and pain, asking for relief and questioning the purpose of suffering. They turn to the Lord Jesus for solace and strength, acknowledging His power and seeking comfort in His grace and mercy. Despite the intense suffering, there is hope and trust in the Lord’s love and salvation.
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Jesus Walks On a Stormy Sea
In John 6:16–21, Jesus’ disciples encounter a storm while crossing the Sea of Galilee. Jesus walks on water to reach them, calming their fears. This event highlights Jesus’ power over nature, his intercession in our struggles, and the importance of relying on Him for strength. It serves as a reminder of his sovereign care and…
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Jesus Feeds Over 5,000 People
In John 6:10-15, Jesus feeds over 5,000 people with 5 loaves and 2 fish, revealing His divine power and provision. Despite the crowd seeking to make Him king, Jesus withdraws to fulfill His ultimate mission, teaching us to trust in His plans, serve faithfully, and pray without ceasing, acknowledging His limitless power and love.
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The First Mover
This poem explores the concept of a first Mover, ultimately identifying Jesus as that originator. It delves into the nature of God as three Persons in one Being and highlights Jesus’ role in creation, redemption, and resurrection, emphasizing the need for trust and embrace of his love.
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Jesus Tests His Disciples
This passage from John 6:5-9 depicts Jesus’ compassion for the crowds, despite His weariness. He tests Philip, demonstrating His divine initiative and authority. The insufficiency of resources is an opportunity for faith and reliance on Jesus, who provides beyond what we can imagine. We are called to faithful service and reliance on Him.
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Jesus Heals the Sick and Ascends a Mountain
In John 6:1-4, Jesus crosses the Sea of Galilee to a mountain with his disciples close to the Passover feast. The passage also discusses the populace’s interest in Jesus’ miraculous healings and the significance of the upcoming Passover. It prompts reflection on our motives for following Jesus and the parallel between Passover in Moses’ time…
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