This poem of Psalm 91 verses 1 to 4, likens God's protection to a mother hen protecting her chicks, with a focus on providing safety and warmth. The poem also emphasizes the aspects of faith, trust and resilience in adversity.
The poem tells the story of a woman who, after 12 years of suffering from a debilitating illness, seeks healing from Jesus. Despite societal rejection, she reaches out and touches the hem of His garment, believing in his power to heal. In a profound moment, her faith is rewarded, and she is cured. This act of faith sets her free from shame and garners praise for her Lord. Unlike others who merely touched Jesus, she was touched by His power. Her unwavering faith, though small, did not escape His notice.
This poem is based on The Lord's Prayer. The author reflects on its significance and invites others to incorporate it into their daily prayers. The poem celebrates God's attributes, Jesus Christ’s teachings, and the power of forgiveness.
The poem recounts the story of Adam and Eve hiding from God and then making excuses. They avoided taking responsibility for their actions and blamed each other and the serpent. This disobedience damaged their relationship with each other and with God, bringing shame and displeasure from God.
This poem depicts Adam and Eve's shame and fear after eating the forbidden fruit. They realize the consequences of their disobedience, feel guilt and shame, and try to hide from God. The poem highlights their newfound knowledge of good and evil, their understanding of God's wisdom, and the inevitable punishment for their rebellion.
God reminds and challenges us That He can use trials for our good Marvel at how God supplies Divine mercy, strength and grace. A verses from my poem 'My Weakness verses God's Strength' Beverley Joy of Simply Story Poetry BUY my poems and verses at beverleyjoy.redbubble.com
Dad, your body is weak, but your spirit is strong, You body tires quickly, but your love does not sleep Your eyes have dimmed, but your faith has not dimmed You struggle to hear, but not when you hear 'I love you.' Adapted from my poem 'God Bless You Dad' Beverley Joy of Simply Story... Continue Reading →
The heartfelt poem captures the poet's admiration for her aging father, who has gracefully transitioned into an aged care facility. Despite physical frailty, he remains spiritually strong and continues to emanate love and warmth. The poem conveys a profound sense of appreciation and blessing for the father, honoring his unwavering faith and enduring love.
God feeds and nourishes my heart and soul To cleanse my thoughts, to quench my thirst To grow my trust and love of Him To remind me of His power and strength. A verse from my poem 'The Valley's Secret' Beverley Joy of Simply Story Poetry You can BUY my poems and verses at beverleyjoy.redbubble.com... Continue Reading →
God controls and directs His Living Water That flows and roars loud and strong Through the weir of my heart and soul To flood my 'valley' with his presence and peace. A verse from my poem 'The Valley's Secret' Beverley Joy of Simply Story Poetry BUY my poems and verses at beverleyjoy.redbubble.com
"How great is our God in all the earth" The words fall out in awesome praise His might and splendour I can see His presence felt in the early spring breeze. A verse from my poem "The Valley's Secret' Beverley Joy of Simply Story Poetry You can BUY my poems and verses at beverleyjoy.redbubble.com
A yoke of obedience that Jesus Bore while He lived among us Heavy with pain even to death To free us from our yoke of regret. A verse from my poem 'Come To Me, My Burden is Light.' Beverley Joy of Simply Story Poetry Image by jplenio from Pixabay
All who groan from the burden of sin The guilt and power it holds over them Bad memories that flash through our daydreams We are invited to rest in Him. A verse from my poem 'Come To Me, My Burden is Light.' Beverley Joy of Simply Story Poetry Image by PublicDomainPictures from Pixabay
Jesus says "Come to Me all who are weary and heavy-burdened" Weighed down by guilt and shame Regretful mistakes we've made. A verse from my poem 'Come to Me, My Burden is Light.' Beverley Joy of Simply Story Poetry
Those that suffer from the consequences Those ashamed of their wrongdoing Those that are sickened by the world's sin Come, receive God's pardon and peace. A verse from my poem 'Come To Me, My Burden is Light.' Beverley Joy of Simply Story Poetry
Jesus says "Come to Me, Rest with Me, Learn of Me. I died in your place, I paid the price To restore your rest, joy and peace." A verse from my poem 'Come to Me, My Burden is Light. Beverley Joy of Simply Story Poetry
This poetic reflects on the theme of finding rest and peace in Jesus, based on Matthew 11:28-30. It encourages individuals burdened by guilt and sin to seek solace and redemption through Christ, emphasizing the ease and lightness of his yoke. Through gentle and humble guidance, believers can find rest for their souls and experience the abundant satisfaction and peace of God's love.
My Poetry Story Part 3 In 2009 I set off with my then-husband to live in our motorhome full time and work when necessary as we travelled around Australia. We set off on a three-month journey which ended up lasting three years. I wrote most of my general poems during this period of my life;... Continue Reading →
The content reflects on the ripple effect of our actions, emphasizing the importance of choosing love and kindness, as mentioned in the Golden Rule. The poet shares her personal experiences to illustrate the impact of such choices, highlighting the contrast between love and cruelty. The poem emphasizes the significance of respecting and loving others.
We are healed from attacks by God's love and peace Renewed by God's Holy Spirit Shielded by our faith and trust Strengthened by God's mercy and grace. A verse from my poem 'God Protects from Attacks'. Beverley Joy of Simply Story Poetry Image by Prawny from Pixabay
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