Tag: bible

  • Time Marches On

    Time Marches On

    This poem reflects on the relentless nature of time, our mortality, and separation from God. It emphasizes the belief in Jesus Christ as the path to redemption and eternal life, offering hope and refuge from the struggles of earthly existence. It declares that trusting in Jesus brings freedom from fear and death.

  • I Cannot Go On

    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.

  • Jesus Feeds Over 5,000 People

    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.

  • He Has Swallowed Up Death

    He Has Swallowed Up Death

    This poem expresses the glory of Jesus as the conqueror of death and the one who offers salvation. It highlights the grace and love of God in providing a way for humanity to be saved through Jesus’ sacrifice. It emphasizes trust in Jesus and the promise of redemption for those who believe in him, emphasizing…

  • The Five Witnesses of Jesus

    The Five Witnesses of Jesus

    Jesus explains that He is not the only one to testify of his identity as the Son of God; John the Baptist, God the Father, Jesus’ miraculous works, and the Scriptures also testify. These multiple witnesses confirm His authority to give life and execute judgment. He emphasizes the significance of these testimonies for salvation, challenging…

  • Jesus Is Lovely

    Jesus Is Lovely

    This poem speaks about finding joy and hope in the Lord Jesus, emphasizing His love, grace, and sacrifice. It encourages rejoicing in Christ and sharing the good news, highlighting the promise of heaven for those who believe in Him. The author expresses faith in Jesus as the source of redemption and encourages a focus on…

  • The Most High Laughs

    The Most High Laughs

    The Most High laughs as rulers plot and scheme, profiting from suffering. But they will be held accountable. The wicked cannot thwart God’s plan. All must answer to the Maker. Those who oppose Him will fall. Come to King Jesus, and help the needy. Power comes from God. Be a faithful steward of what He…

  • Jesus and God the Father

    Jesus and God the Father

    In John 5:19-20, Jesus explains His relationship with the Father, emphasizing His dependence on Him and the Father’s love for Him. This passage shows the unity of their will and the Son’s obedience. Jesus’ actions and teachings are a perfect representation of the Father’s work and character. This challenges us to respond with faith and…

  • As I Am Now

    As I Am Now

    This poem speaks of the transformation and hope brought by Jesus Christ. Despite the decay of the physical body, belief in Him promises a new body and a life beyond death. Trust in Him results in spiritual growth, and one day, those who believe in Him will experience a complete redemption and eternal life.

  • Lord Please Help Me

    Lord Please Help Me

    This prayerful poem seeks the Lord Jesus’ help to overcome pride and sin, recognizing the need for humility and selflessness. It praises the Lord Jesus as a warrior and acknowledges the power of His grace and redemption to overcome human failings. The speaker asks for guidance to love and serve others and declares gratitude for…