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We sorted through the poems and listed what we felt were the better ones here.


Happy Mother's Day This is for my Mother, after I gave my life to Christ I had to let her know how much I loved her, and thanked her for never giving up on me.	by Ryan Caldwell

Unsteady As a new Christian I had to accept the fact that I was going to screw up, and accept the fact that God has and will forgive me. Jesus was thirsty, and became weary, and was tempted. He knows how it is, and His mercy endureth forever and ever	by Ryan Caldwell

Who is for the Lord? A poem based on Exodus 32.	by Belinda van Rensburg

Beware of the Box It is recognised as a major social problem, that many parents hardly talk to their kids or even each other. They watch the TV! Christian families above all, need to be different.	by John Miles

TIME For many people, growing old is depressing and even fearful. In Christ we have peace about the future.	by John Miles

Sometimes it takes a Cross And he that takes not his cross and follows Me is not worthy of Me.Matt. 10:38 KJV	by Janet Martin

Tomorrow's Rivers Take therefore no thought for the morrow:for the morrow shall take thought for the things of itself. Sufficient unto the day is the evil thereof. Matt.6:34 KJV	by Janet Martin

No Battle Scar Therefore endure hardness, as a good soldier of Jesus Christ. 2Tim. 2:3	by Janet Martin

The Hammer Comes Down! A rather humorous poem about fire and brimstone preachers and how to wake those that have fallen asleep in their pews.	by Patricia Joan Polhans