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God's Love, Grace & Mercy Poetry

In All of Our Dishevelment finalist in poetry contest
We are the "apple" of the Lord's eye, and regardless of our dishevelment, He loves us one and all.

Today finalist in poetry contest
The Lord loves us dearly and offers His blessings to each of us daily, however, we don't always notice them - they are overlooked. My prayer is that the Lord grants us eyes to see - to see through His eyes . . .

Fine China
This is a metaphorical poem comparing purity to fine china. It is written on my own experiences and feelings related to the topic. This is a poem of grace and mercy because it describes the way that God restores and heals broken things.

The Carpenter finalist in poetry contest
This was written at a time that I was having a hard time seeing myself, as a Christian, the way I know God sees me. I loved the way this one turned out.

Only finalist in poetry contest
This was a joyous time in my life. I can tell by the tone of the poem that I was truly happy and hoping that my writing would help others to find God, and their faith.

Help Me To See
This in one among many poems that I have written over the years, in times that I needed that connection with God that I had a hard time finding. No matter what is going on in my life, it has always helped me to write.

The Gift of Grace
Speaks of the many blessings that come with the gift of Grace

Precious in His Eyes finalist in poetry contest
Written from the perspective of the woman who suffered bleeding for 12 years. Written after watching her story portrayed in "The Chosen". Unclean, lonely, shamed for so long, she not only found healing in Jesus, she found love and acceptance.

The Lord Is Gracious
1 Peter 2:3 reads, "If so be ye have tasted that the Lord is gracious." By God's grace, I have tasted that the Lord is gracious, and wrote this poem to reiterate "That, in the course of justice, none of us Should see salvation" (The Merchant of Venice).

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