Poems by Kevin Smead
poem count: 89 | pages: 10 | first place: 6 times | second place: 3 times | finalist: 22 times
The Surrendered Son
This is a poem about the Garden of Gethsemane and the struggle that Christ went through as He prepared to endure the suffering of the cross. His disciples slept, and this reminds us that no one else contribute to our salvation. Christ alone must save.
This is a poem about the Garden of Gethsemane and the struggle that Christ went through as He prepared to endure the suffering of the cross. His disciples slept, and this reminds us that no one else contribute to our salvation. Christ alone must save.
If Not For the Silence
Trials and testings, though never pleasant in and of themselves, are designed to bring us closer to God and strengthen our faith. Spiritual growth, which often results from such trials, is the theme of this poem.
Trials and testings, though never pleasant in and of themselves, are designed to bring us closer to God and strengthen our faith. Spiritual growth, which often results from such trials, is the theme of this poem.
The Needy Soul’s Lament and Prayer
This is a poem about the conscious struggle that we all have against the old nature. Our only hope for victory is found in the Word of God and prayer.
This is a poem about the conscious struggle that we all have against the old nature. Our only hope for victory is found in the Word of God and prayer.
The Flower of Grace
This is a poem about the beauty of grace and about what a joy it is to experience it and set our hearts upon it.
This is a poem about the beauty of grace and about what a joy it is to experience it and set our hearts upon it.
Just Believe (A Resurrection Poem)
This is a simple poem about the truth and the power of the Resurrection of Jesus Christ.
This is a simple poem about the truth and the power of the Resurrection of Jesus Christ.
Questions for the Rich Man
This is a poem based on the parable (or story) of the rich man and Lazarus as told by Jesus in Luke 16. His plight in eternity should influence our decisions in time.
This is a poem based on the parable (or story) of the rich man and Lazarus as told by Jesus in Luke 16. His plight in eternity should influence our decisions in time.
Blessing of God's Grace
This poem is about what God's grace has in store for us. Though our physical bodies are perishing, we shall be made perfect in body and soul.
This poem is about what God's grace has in store for us. Though our physical bodies are perishing, we shall be made perfect in body and soul.
You Can Trust the Bible
There are many evidences that support the Bible's claim to be the very words of God. This poem presents some of these evidences.
There are many evidences that support the Bible's claim to be the very words of God. This poem presents some of these evidences.
The Precious Word of God
This is a poem about the sufficiency of the Scriptures to instruct us concerning the origins and destiny of creation, morality, the character of God, and everlasting salvation.
This is a poem about the sufficiency of the Scriptures to instruct us concerning the origins and destiny of creation, morality, the character of God, and everlasting salvation.
