Poetry – Page 87 – Another Fearless Year

April 24, 2011

Psalm 22 – The Rest of the Story

For Easter, I thought it would be appropriate to post the rest of Psalm 22, the rest of the story. After the crucifixion, God did not turn His back on Jesus but listened to His cries for help. He was raised from the dead. As...

The Last Supper – A Poem

Today is Maundy Thursday, the celebration of the last Passover meal that Jesus shared with His disciples before His arrest, trial, and crucifixion. Not all Christian denominations hold services on this Holy day, but I am so glad that the Lutheran church I attend does. The...

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April 14, 2011

Trust in Jesus – A Poem

During this season of Lent, I am reminded of where I can place my trust, and that is in the One who loved me so much that He was willing to die for me even before I loved Him in return. I am thankful that...

Christian Living Comments: 6

April 7, 2011

Salvation – A Poem

Last week one of my fellow bloggers commented on my poem titled “Forgiven” that she was thankful for salvation. I immediately knew that I had to write an acrostic poem using this word, because I am also thankful for the free gift of salvation that...

Christian Living Comments: 13

March 31, 2011

Forgiven – A Poem

Because of Jesus’ sacrifice for my sins, I have been forgiven. It is a wonderful feeling to know that God knows everything about me — every thought, word, and deed — and still He loves me and is faithful to forgive me. I am so...

Christian Living Comments: 13

March 24, 2011

Prophecy – A Poem

In pondering what to write for my Thankful Thursday poem, I couldn’t think of a synonym for thankful that I wanted to write about (not even using my online Thesaurus). So I decided instead to write about something I am thankful for. The thing that...

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March 17, 2011

Faithfulness Gentleness Self-Control – A Poem about Fruit

This is the third in a series of poems (actually one long poem spread out over three weeks, or nine small poems crammed into three weeks, depending on how you look at it). This is my Thankful Thursday tribute to the Fruit of the Holy...

Christian Living Comments: 16

March 8, 2011

Wisdom and a Prayer

When I wrote my post on Saturday, and was thinking about where I’ve come in the last ten years, I decided to look back in my journal to see what I was thinking and writing back then. In 2002, I wrote this short poem and...

Christian Living Comments: 10

March 3, 2011

Love Joy Peace – A Poem about Fruit

One of the things I am so thankful for is the Holy Spirit. He is such a blessing in my life and helps me in so many ways. Last week I started writing an acrostic poem based on the fruit of the Spirit: But the...

Christian Living Comments: 10

February 27, 2011

Psalm 150 – Praise the Lord

The title of this post really says it all; it completely sums up Psalm 150. I love how this final Psalm in this awesome book of the Bible sums up the entire book as well. Though there have been laments and complaints to God throughout...

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Another Fearless Year

Tag: Poetry

Psalm 22 – The Rest of the Story

The Last Supper – A Poem

Trust in Jesus – A Poem

Salvation – A Poem

Forgiven – A Poem

Prophecy – A Poem

Faithfulness Gentleness Self-Control – A Poem about Fruit

Wisdom and a Prayer

Love Joy Peace – A Poem about Fruit

Psalm 150 – Praise the Lord

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Psalm 22 – The Rest of the Story

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The Last Supper – A Poem

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Salvation – A Poem

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Psalm 150 – Praise the Lord

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