Top Picks Poems

The Cross will Cost
Sometimes I find the Christian path inequitable. This poem is a reminder that I need to consider eternity over equality.

by John Janzen

A Poem Tribute to Mr Ravi Zacharias
When I had heard the news that Mr Ravi Zacharias (a Christian apologist and defender of the faith) had passed away yesterday, I found myself moved to pen these words, which are laced with the sadness I feel and the lessons learnt from his ministry,

by Yee Ying Yeo

The Word Will Speak
When running across beliefs we aren't familiar with or don't initially agree with, it is best to check them out in God's word.

by Raydene Nash

Have You Opened The Book?
A question regarding the introduction to the bible and a challenge to read if for life.

by Edward Nickerson

"What Can I Do?"
This poem was written in the early days when COVID-19 came to our province, when home isolation, and so many rules and regulations were being imposed, and changes being made every day. So many asking, "What Can I Do?"

by Edward Nickerson

Fighting for Harmony
Based on the scriptures found in The Purpose-Driven Life - Day 21. Let there be real harmony so there won’t be divisions in the church. I plead with you to be of one mind, united in thought and purpose. 1 Corinthians 1:10

by Robert Hawkins

Beneath That Old Cross
Feeling guilty? There is a remedy that cures it once and for all.

by louis gander

I'm That Wife
Because of what Jesus did on the cross, all women can be virtuous as the Proverbs 31 wife.

by Raydene Nash

Things That I Don't Like
A boy talks about the things which are aggravating to him. But in the end he makes it clear what's really important.

by Robert Deimel