His Greatest Loss

I am posting another poem I wrote back in 1999. While on the cross, Jesus uttered the words, “My God, my God, why have you forsaken me?” Just a short while before, He said, “Father, if you are willing, take this cup from me; yet not my will, but...

My Dad’s Knees

A while back, I noticed something about my Dad.  His knees had HUGE callouses on them.    Because I know him, I was instantly aware of where these callouses came from.  As I thought about that, this poem began to form in my mind.  I can think of no greater way to...

Hearing is believing!

It is often said that “Seeing is believing.”  I want to show you a truth in God’s word where we find that it is not seeing that is believing, but hearing.  In the 4th chapter of John, we find a story that is quite familiar to many of us. This chapter...

I Am Your Neighbor

This poem was written in August 5,  2007.  I heard a sermon that Sunday about realistic evangelistic goals.  The sermon was based on Matthew 9:35-38, which reads: Jesus traveled through all the towns and villages of that area, teaching in the synagogues and announcing...

Haven’t I Told You?

Written in 2003, this is among my favorite poems.  The meaning of this poem to me is very personal and difficult to express in words.  Please leave a note if it touches you as well. Haven’t I Told You? 2003 I beseeched the Lord in prayer one time, “I am...