A tribute to my loving wife.

Are you a Christian? Do you need a word of encouragement?

The debate has lingered since the beginning of sandwich time. As Shakespeare might have said, “Doest thou knowest thine jelly from thine jam? If thou moveth headlong into said debate, prepare to sprea...

Enlightened cultures should learn to love all people. What’s holding us back?

Wedding rings have tremendous inherent value. Did you know?

Who is God to you? This poem was a collaborative effort of the students in the 5-6 grade Bible class at the Summerdale Church of Christ in Summerdale, AL. It is based on Psalms 1-27

A prayer for the peace that surpasses understanding.

A wonderful poem to strengthen the heart and comfort the soul. Peace and hope. Source: Julia Napier napierpresentations.com

First published in a newspaper circa 1930, the reprinted in "Living The Years" in 1949. This one tugs at the heartstrings. Source: Edgar Albert Guest https://allpoetry.com/A-Child-Of-Mine

Seeing the unseen. Knowing that your loved one waits for you. Source: Colleen Corah Hitchcock http://colleenhitchcock.com/

It's never easy when we lose a child. This poem gives some encouragement to the broken hearted. To those who wrestle with the question, "Why?" Source: Julia Napier napierpresentations.com

Romans 8:35 says, “Who shall separate us from the love of Christ?" This poem ponders the thought. We can see the truth of God's promise to "never" leave us or forsake us.

I wrote this poem to be read at my Grandfather's funeral. He always spoke of death as a Graduation Day. I wanted to honor him at the service.

Jesus called John the "greatest" man who ever lived (Luke 7:28). This poem is written to reveal his strength and dedication to lead people to Jesus.

Written for my dad's birthday. He's the patriarch of the family. The one who taught me the value of hard work. As a Christian, I appreciate the fact that one day our "birthdays" will fade away. Tho...