Faith Poetry
I Met Him at the Well
While we may meet Jesus in a similar place to the woman at the well, we do not have to stay there in that shameful place.
While we may meet Jesus in a similar place to the woman at the well, we do not have to stay there in that shameful place.
by Raydene Nash
The World has Said
Based on 1 Corinthians 1 & 2. The world has said much to discredit Christianity as a simpleton's religion. Truth is there is a hidden wisdom that Christians alone perceive because it is spiritually discerned.
Based on 1 Corinthians 1 & 2. The world has said much to discredit Christianity as a simpleton's religion. Truth is there is a hidden wisdom that Christians alone perceive because it is spiritually discerned.
by John Janzen
Where Art Thou?
I wrote this during class when discussing the bible story of Christ calming the seas. "Carest thou not that we perish?" We read that verse and in my head I heard, "Where art thou?" And the questions flowed from me into this inspiring, transforming poem
I wrote this during class when discussing the bible story of Christ calming the seas. "Carest thou not that we perish?" We read that verse and in my head I heard, "Where art thou?" And the questions flowed from me into this inspiring, transforming poem
by Emma Brookes
The Gift of Faith
In Ephesians 2:8, Paul tells us that faith is the gift of God. I have spoken with many people who tend to see belief and faith as synonymous. I don't believe they are. So I wrote this poem to show why.
In Ephesians 2:8, Paul tells us that faith is the gift of God. I have spoken with many people who tend to see belief and faith as synonymous. I don't believe they are. So I wrote this poem to show why.
by Alan Annis
The Meadow
A poem about faith versus what we see. Faith in He who knows our path and our future.
A poem about faith versus what we see. Faith in He who knows our path and our future.
by Susan Mouw
Last Days
This is a poem that refers to the troubled times we live in and how important it is to have Jesus as a saviour.
This is a poem that refers to the troubled times we live in and how important it is to have Jesus as a saviour.