I am Ruth

This poem focusing on Ruth's experience in a new community. Ruth seeks work and food while embodying patience, humility, and trust in God's timing. The poet reflects on Ruth's character and her faith. The poem conveys themes of loyalty, gratitude, and reliance on God.

God Knows Every Dip and Rise

God has not promised a straight smooth life But He knows every bump, turn, dip and rise, Be it illness, a divorce or an accident, A loss of a loved one or employment. A verse from my poem 'Walking with Our Heavenly Father'. Beverley Joy of Simply Story Poetry

God has Promised…

God has promised peace, joy, wisdom & strength So, trust in Him, follow His lead, relax your grip, step forward in faith, and hold God's hand that's warm with grace. A verse from my poem 'Walking with Our Heavenly Father'. Beverley Joy of Simply Story Poetry

God Knows The Way

God our Father wants to take our hand And guide us, His children, throughout each day He knows the terrain, He knows the way. A verse from my poem 'Walking with Our Heavenly Father'. Beverley Joy of Simply Story Poetry

Walking with Our Heavenly Father

This Christian poem likens our spiritual journey as children of God to a physical walk with a father, highlighting the need for guidance and protection. It emphasizes the importance of trusting God's wisdom and finding peace and strength in His grace, even in the face of life's challenges and obstacles.

His Care Will Soothe

Our irritation, hunger & thirst His care will soothe & satisfy A verse from my poem 'The Good Shepherd'. Beverley Joy of Simply Story Poetry

Contented we Bask

Contented we bask In His goodness and mercy His unceasing love, favour, Acceptance, compassion. Beverley Joy of Simply Story Poetry Exert from my poem "The Good Shepherd'.

With Strength He rescues

The Good Shepherd: With strength He rescues His precious lost sheep. Beverley Joy of Simply Story Poetry Exert from my poem 'The Good Shepherd'.

What did it matter

What did it matter how thirsty she felt, What did it matter how shameful her past, All that mattered was this very moment, That had hanged her life forever. Beverley Joy of Simply Story Poetry Exert from 'Thirst Quenching' poem based on the Bible story of The Woman at the Well. Image by Brigitte makes... Continue Reading →

Jesus Waits to Meet with You

Jesus waits to meet with you Come, rest in the shade of His love Drink deeply of His gift of Truth You'll find it in His Word. A verse from 'Thirst Quenching' poem based on the Bible story of The Woman at the Well. Beverley Joy of Simply Story Poetry

God’s Love Quenched Her Thirst

Her craving for love and faithfulness The longing deep in her heart Human love could not satisfy But God's love quenched her thirst. A verse from the poem 'Thirst Quenching' is based on the Bible story of The Woman at the Well. Beverley Joy of Simply Story Poetry

Christ Lives In Me

INTRO: I wrote this Christian poem in the first few months after coming back to my Christian faith. The first sermon that I heard, in the first church service that I had attended in 30 years, was titled 'Christ lives in you.' At the time, I was so nervous about falling back into my old... Continue Reading →

The Good Shepherd

This poem reflects on Psalm 23 the good shepherd's care for vulnerable and dependent sheep, drawing parallels to God's guidance and provision in human lives. The shepherd protects, provides, and rescues the sheep, offering comfort, security, and reassurance. The poem emphasizes trust in the shepherd's wisdom and love, inspiring contentment and gratitude in the sheep.

Thirst Quenching

This poem, depicts the encounter between Jesus and a woman at a well. Despite societal rejection, Jesus offers her eternal fulfillment. The woman's encounter with Jesus transforms her, leading her to share the life-changing news with her community. Jesus' love and truth quench the thirst of those who seek Him.

The Stranger Within Her

The poem reflects a woman's journey through abusive relationships into self-discovery. After walking out and finding strength, she transforms into a confident, educated, and supported individual.

God Knows Firsthand Your Pain

The poem reflects on Jesus' own experiences of pain and suffering, aiming to bring comfort to those experiencing grief and guilt after the loss of a loved one. It emphasizes God's understanding of human pain and the promise of peace and strength through faith. The poem encourages trusting in God's grace.

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