Tag: Christian Poetry

There is much we do not and cannot know, and in suffering this is perhaps felt most keenly. But what we do not know does not change what we do know. In all things, at all times, God is good, loving and just. He sent His only Son, Jesus, to die for our sin before…

This poem celebrates the omnipotence and love of God, Yahweh, emphasizing His ability to grant new life and conquer death through Jesus Christ (Yahweh incarnate). It highlights God’s nature as Father, Spirit, and Son, and recounts His sacrifice for humanity’s redemption, assuring that those who trust in Him will overcome death and live eternally.

Although we see and experience brokenness in this world, for those who trust in Jesus, there are brighter days ahead. The best is yet to come.

This poem reflects a spiritual struggle against unseen evil rather than physical enemies, emphasizing the importance of prayer and faith in Jesus. It reassures believers of God’s protection and the promise of Christ’s return, underscoring His victory over sin and death while encouraging perseverance in faith until eternal rest is attained.

As followers of Jesus, our home is in Heaven and life on Earth can feel like a sort of exile. The aches, pains and heartaches of life in a fallen world can cause us to question God’s presence or goodness, but God is good and He is with us to sustain us and carry us…

This poem reflects on humanity’s purpose and relationship with God. It emphasizes our shortcomings and rebellion against the Creator while highlighting His mercy and love. Through Jesus’ sacrifice, we can find redemption and purpose, becoming vessels filled with the Holy Spirit to glorify God and reflect His image in the world.

We are created as vessels by God, dependent on Him for fulfillment. Only through His grace, particularly through Christ’s sacrifice, can we find true satisfaction and redemption. Despite our sinful nature that leaves us empty, Jesus invites us to draw from Him, the Fountain of living water, to quench our spiritual thirst.

In ancient times, humanity rejected God, leading to damnation and disobedience. They built a tower to assert their power, forsaking their Creator. Despite their rebellion, God remained loving and called Abraham to establish a nation. Ultimately, Jesus came to save humanity, offering redemption and inviting all to join His Kingdom.

This poem reflects on the burdens of life and the transformative power of faith in Christ. It emphasizes Jesus’ sacrifice and resurrection, offering hope and peace in times of struggle. Believers are encouraged to bear their crosses, trust in God’s strength, and look forward to a renewed world free of sin.