Top Picks Poems
We sorted through the poems and listed here what we felt were the better ones.
CREATION THEN - NOT EVOLUTION
The poem seeks to look at various facets of creation in their perfection to show evolution could not have produced such universal order.
The poem seeks to look at various facets of creation in their perfection to show evolution could not have produced such universal order.
EXCERPTS FROM CERTAIN PSALMS - Psalm 64
The psalmist was at the receiving end of injustice. He recorded that in this psalm but all scripture was written for our instruction and comfort. This psalm is one pf prayer and faith as the evil purposes of the enemy are explored. Part of a series.
The psalmist was at the receiving end of injustice. He recorded that in this psalm but all scripture was written for our instruction and comfort. This psalm is one pf prayer and faith as the evil purposes of the enemy are explored. Part of a series.
HE IS COMING
So many students of eschatology are realising the Rapture is very close. We are in the last days of the Church age. This poem looks at the coming of the Lord for each of His own. We are in expectation. Poem was written about midnight very quickly.
So many students of eschatology are realising the Rapture is very close. We are in the last days of the Church age. This poem looks at the coming of the Lord for each of His own. We are in expectation. Poem was written about midnight very quickly.
Open Door
We can turn to Christ in our darkest times and find a savior who is ready to welcome us.
We can turn to Christ in our darkest times and find a savior who is ready to welcome us.
by Bob Peterson
There Is A Place
Reflection is good for the soul. If you're humble, and know what your "righteousness" really amounts to, you know that you need salvation! The proud, the vain, the greedy, and the defiant are knocking on another door. A door they should pray never opens!
Reflection is good for the soul. If you're humble, and know what your "righteousness" really amounts to, you know that you need salvation! The proud, the vain, the greedy, and the defiant are knocking on another door. A door they should pray never opens!
by Mark Spencer