The poem portrays the biblical story of Martha and Mary, emphasizing the importance of spending time with Jesus over busyness. It also alludes to Jesus' encounter with the woman at the well. The poem reminds us to prioritize our relationship with God amidst our daily tasks, resonating with modern lifestyles and spiritual reflection.
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 urges consideration for spiritual goals, emphasizing the value of studying the Bible and spending time with God. It emphasizes understanding and living out God's will, incorporating biblical guidance and promoting love, honesty, and gratitude.
The scars in His hands Now I understand Jesus died for me Forgiven I am free. A verse from my poem 'Once I Was blind, But Now I See' Beverley Joy of Simply Story Poetry
This poem highlights how God's strength is made perfect in our weakness. It emphasizes the importance of relying on God's grace and strength, learning from Paul's acceptance of his affliction, and trusting in God's will. The poem encourages embracing weakness as an opportunity for God to display His power.
This poem tells the story of the Woman and the Two Coins from Luke 21:1-4, emphasizing the value of genuine giving and charity. It critiques religious leaders who exploit the vulnerable and encourages Christian charity as a true expression of faith.
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
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
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.
Now Jesus turns to you and calls "You, in hatred, come to my love" "You, in darkness, come to my light" "You, in death, come to my life." A verse from my poem 'God's Love, Light and Life.' Beverley Joy of Simply Story Poetry
This Christian poem conveys the gospel message of love, light, and life. Inspired by a YouTube video, the poem explains God's response to humanity's rebellion and offers a message of redemption and hope through Jesus Christ. Its recitation provided spiritual guidance to prisoners.
There are many false idols in our lives Which we long for them to satisfy We want them more than anything else They control our time, money and thoughts. A verse from my poem 'God's Rules For Living.' based on the Ten Commandments, Beverley Joy of Simply Story Poetry
By the grace of God let your Holy Spirit Cause us to love others as Jesus loves Make us willing to conform our life Make God's values the voids that we crave. A verse from my poem 'God's Rules for Living.' Beverley Joy of Simply Story Poetry.
This poem was inspired by Timothy Keller's 'Counterfeit Gods', delves into the relevance of the Ten Commandments in modern life. It explores the worship of invisible false idols and emphasizes the importance of honoring God, relationships, truthfulness, contentment, and utilizing one's talents for His glory.
Curious, she is drawn to Him "Who is this man, I want to know I've heard of Him, I must learn more." A verse from my Christian poem 'It Takes Two to Tango'. Beverley Joy of Simply Story Poetry
His words dripped with grace Washing away her shame Filling her heart with true love Not the foolish love she had known. A verse from my poem 'It Takes Two to Tango.' Beverley Joy of Simply Story Poetry
This poem reflects on the story of the adulterous woman in John 8:1-11. The religious leaders sought to trap Jesus, but he challenged them with wisdom and mercy, ultimately freeing the woman from condemnation. The poem highlights Jesus' profound grace and the transformative power of his love.
God has separated me from my sin Through the blood of Jesus Christ As far as the East is from the West He remembers them no more. A verse from my poem 'My Sin is Removed.' Beverley Joy of Simply Story Poetry
This poem reflects on overcoming guilt and shame through God's forgiveness. She emphasizes God's removal of sin and her refusal to be defined by her past, expressing a commitment to obey and grow spiritually.
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