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English Sonnet: Through the Asphalt Topwinner of poetry contest
I was walking along a sidewalk and I noticed little plants growing through the asphalt. Only the strength and care of God could do such a thing. This is an extended metaphor of how God allows and supplies the needs in order for our faith to grow.
by
Matthew Bokma

By Faith Launch Off
Getting out of your comfort zone by faith in God.
by
Cindy Wyatt

Faith
Hebrews 11:1 Now faith is the substance of things hoped for, the evidence of things not seen
by
Cindy Wyatt

Be of Good Comfort
Matthew 9:21 For she said within herself, if I may but touch his garment ...
by
Jeff Bidiman

The Podium of Horror
I love to write, but hate to public speak. This is a common fear. God has called on me to speak and finally I have learned to trust Him, and know that He is the real speaker. I prefer to write, but I will stand at the podium, knowing He has my back.
by
Kathleen Higham

Never give in and have Faith
This poem I wrote is about your faith being tested and about how doubt can ruin your life and how at your weakest moments you will be tempted to give up your faith but you need to stay strong or satan will win.
by
Katlyn Jerkins

All I Needed
I may not have an abundance of things, but thankfully, I have all that I need.
by
Robert Hedrick

One Together
The true value of one. Such as serving One True God as one body of believers and one salvation through One Savior.
by
Robert Hedrick

Infinite Faith
My faith is stronger since I went through my husband's cancer experience for three years till his death a year ago. But I desire to see my faith grow stronger yet, a never ending process.
by
Lanette Kissel

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