Salvation Poems
The Makings of a Song
This poem is, to some degree, about music. But the deeper rhythm of the poem is really about the movement of the Holy Spirit as he convicts and draws people to Christ. It draws a comparison to the movement of music within a song.
This poem is, to some degree, about music. But the deeper rhythm of the poem is really about the movement of the Holy Spirit as he convicts and draws people to Christ. It draws a comparison to the movement of music within a song.
Once And For All
I wrote this poem in 1999, after reading Romans chapters 6-7. It speaks of how Christ died on the cross once, so that all people could be saved.
I wrote this poem in 1999, after reading Romans chapters 6-7. It speaks of how Christ died on the cross once, so that all people could be saved.
Heaven and Hell
This poem is designed to communicate a simple truth of Scripture: that we may either trust in the mercy and grace of Christ for eternal life, or not side with Christ and regret such for eternity—God is a God of mercy and love, but also of justice.
This poem is designed to communicate a simple truth of Scripture: that we may either trust in the mercy and grace of Christ for eternal life, or not side with Christ and regret such for eternity—God is a God of mercy and love, but also of justice.
by Haddon Smead
A Child of God
A friend of mine was recently baptised into God’s loving family. My original intention was to pen these words in a general way for all children of God, but the poem took a life of its own and I soon found that my writing described him as God’s child.
A friend of mine was recently baptised into God’s loving family. My original intention was to pen these words in a general way for all children of God, but the poem took a life of its own and I soon found that my writing described him as God’s child.
by YeoYY