Tag: Christian Poetry

The poem “A Man Ruled By Evil” retells the biblical story of the Gerasene demoniac. A man possessed by a legion of demons lives tormented among tombs, breaking chains and attacking others. Jesus arrives by boat, casts the demons into a herd of pigs that drown, and frees the man. Grateful, he becomes a witness…

This poem emphasizes the transient nature of life and contrasts earthly pleasures with eternal existence. While many engage in fleeting joys, true fulfillment comes from living for God and preparing for the afterlife. It warns against ignoring spiritual truths and encourages embracing Jesus for salvation and eternal joy.

This poem emphasizes the necessity of choosing whom to serve, highlighting that true fulfillment comes only through serving God. Those who serve anything else face dissatisfaction and spiritual death. It advocates trust in Jesus as the One Who redeems, warning that rejecting Him leads to eternal separation from life.

This poem urges believers to stay vigilant as they await Christ’s return, emphasizing the importance of making disciples and sharing the gospel. It highlights that while awaiting His return, believers should reflect His love, grow through struggles, and actively serve to bring others to salvation, living for God’s glory rather than personal gain.

An Unstoppable Flood by Gabriel Mattix portrays God’s righteous wrath as a fierce tempest against sin, yet His love as an overwhelming, unstoppable flood that fully quenches that anger. Through Jesus’ sacrificial death on the cross, He drinks the cup of divine wrath, shedding His blood to wash sinners clean, forge a path of mercy,…

This poem emphasizes that Christ has transformed death from a fearful end to a gateway for eternal life with Him. Through His sacrifice, believers are freed from sin’s penalty and can face death with hope and joy. The resurrection guarantees victory over death, enabling Christians to rejoice in eternal communion with God.

This poem expresses the message of hope and redemption found in Jesus for sinners. It emphasizes that Christ came not for the righteous but for those in need, offering mercy, forgiveness, and healing. Through repentance and faith, individuals can be saved from their sins and experience the profound love of God.

This poem emphasizes that human good deeds cannot atone for sin, drawing a parallel between earthly justice and divine justice. It explains that despite our shortcomings, God’s Son, Jesus Christ, paid the debt for our sins through His sacrifice, offering redemption and exemption to those who repent and have faith in Him.

This poem expresses deep faith in Jesus as a source of peace amidst life’s storms and fears. It acknowledges troubles in the world but emphasizes that Christ’s light and love provide comfort and hope. The speaker finds assurance in eternal life, believing that the soul is safe and that redemption awaits beyond physical death for…