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Salvation Poems

Love Offering From He Who Owed Us Nothing
with Easter approachingits message of hope rings nearer and dearer than everas I reflect on God's glorious gift of grace for all mankind forever, to we, sinners that stand condemnedbut for the redemption that poured from Calvary's cross once fo

Shelter of Grace
I wrote this poem after reading, He Still Move Stones, by author Max Lucado. This poem, though very familiar to the one of the woman caught in the act of adultery in the Bible, is actually a reflection of my own story of miraculous salvation.

Come to Jesus finalist in poetry contest
Jesus said that anyone who comes to Him will not be cast out. This is a promise upon which we can rest. Regardless of who you are, there is hope in Christ.

Christ is no Partial Savior finalist in poetry contest
The Bible reveals the shocking truth that sinners can be saved by grace alone, without the works of the law. Any attempt on our part to work for God's favor reveals a condition of unbelief.

One Perfect Life finalist in poetry contest
This reminds us that there are many ways that people seek to be righteous in God's sight, but any way other than the cross of Christ leaves people lost in their sin. Only Jesus can save us from our sins and give us the gift of eternal life.

Adam and Eve
The story of Adam and Even graphically reminds us of the evil of sin and of the awesome holiness of God. In addition to that, it also reminds us of the mercy, grace, and love of God. Even though they had fallen, God merciful clothed them.

Resting in the Crucified
When confronted with the guilt of sin, people are often overcome with shame and grief. The only way to find true and lasting peace is to turn to the cross. It is at the cross alone that we find God's forgiveness and the free gift of eternal life.

A Final Farewell
Even though we are saved, we deal with Satan daily. However there is coming a time when we can bid him farewell forever.

God's Saving Light
Oh, how I pray all would see it!

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