Biblical poetry
Poems
Short scripture-shaped verse — a poem for the day, written to help you see God's word in ordinary moments.
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Pressure and Peace
Some writers need pressure to push through the gate, They wait for the deadline, then fear they’ll be late. They scramble and stress as their frustrations increase, Somehow forgetting that the best work needs peace. Pressure can hurry the mind to its frantic end, Leaving empty messages with not much
Led by the Spirit
When our desires say, “Do this,” and the Law says, “Don’t.” We’re tugged and we’re torn, but what says we won’t? Deep down in our hearts, there’s a whisper so small, Which should guide us with love and go beyond Law. The Spirit steps in with a soft, steady tone, Not etched into marble or
God’s Couture: The Perfect Fit
God’s clothing line’s not sold in malls— No racks, no tags, no dressing halls. He tailors hearts, not coats or ties— A perfect fit, with no compromise. He doesn’t use a pattern or mold. Each design is new, unlike any sold. Compared to others, yours isn’t the same— A garment with your unique style an
Trust that Won’t Rust
Those who know you, Lord, will see, You’re faithful throughout eternity. You will never fail. You’ll never flee. Your steadfast love brings liberty. When fear creeps in to steal our song, You hold us close and make us strong. Although storms may rage and nights feel long, Your unconditional love wil
The Eternal Word
No one has seen him. He’s hidden from sight. He dwells in a brilliance too blindingly bright. Yet through his own Word, all Heaven declares, “The God who is unseen still meets us in prayers.” Invisible? Yes—but not silent or gone. His whispers are heard from dusk until dawn. Like waves on the shore
The Writer Who Waited for When
An aspiring writer sat waiting for signs from above, For perfect directions, for proof of God’s love. But faith doesn’t wait till the map is all shown. You follow the whisper and trust what’s unknown. So write when it’s cloudy, and write when it’s clear, For God will guide your hands while you steer
God’s Puzzling Plan
We see one thread, all tangled tight, But God sees patterns shining bright. The back looks messy—knots and flaws, But flip it and behold … applause. Romans reminds us an important part How God works from love at the start. To fulfill his plan through pain or peace, By his design, all our doubts can
The True Compass
Prayer is more than saying, “Please.” It tunes our hearts and bends our knees. It’s where our “stubborn will” lets go, And love learns what it needs to know. Christ prayed all night before the cross. He chose God’s will despite the loss. Through every trial, tear, and test, Prayer keeps frustrated h
No Longing for Egypt
The Israelites were quick to yearn For comfort in their past return. They missed the meals their chains supplied, Forgetting what those meals had denied. How often do we crave the same Old habits with a newer name? Faith walks ahead through desert dust, Believing God’s next step is just. We want to
When God Seems Silent
When Heaven’s voice seems far away, And prayers repeat with no replay, Perhaps he’s said what we should do— To act with love, staying kind and true. Micah reminds us, calm and plain, “Do justice, mercy, and truth maintain.” So do the good you know right now— And let God show the when and how.
Which Way to Go
Some things in life come with a guide, Yet pride says, “No worries. I’ll decide.” We think we’ll learn if we explore, But soon we’re lost, unsure once more. We skip the steps that seem too slow, Already convinced that we know. Yet half-built plans and dreams undone Clearly say we’re not the only one
Not by Our Might or Sight, but God
There once was a man with remarkable might, Who fought in the dark and conquered by light. He stumbled and fell when his heart was confused— Yet God wasn’t finished. His strength was still used. He followed his eyes and not what was right. He wrestled with passion and lost a fight. Despite his flaws