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The poem, One Solitary Life, is free and printable by opening or downloading using one of the three links below. One link is for the poem with the Cross and Clouds background as shown above. The second is for the poem with a plain white background.
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Apr 8, 2012 · No one in the history of humanity has affected human life and the human story the way Jesus has. Here is one of my favourite poems, capturing the awesomeness of his life: He was born in an obscure village,
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Jesus left heaven to become the way there– a love message he and his Father, as one, prepared. Born to Earth as God in flesh, his story delivers our ultimate forgiveness. Trusting him, we find the path beyond this life. Following is a journey where joy and peace thrive. Jesus knows our voices. He remembers our names. When we call out he will find u...
Jesus illustrated the truth with his life– fulfilling prophecy from birth until after he died. He set the standard for righteousness, allowing us to see his power in good and graciousness. We can search questions in his Word and find true answers where our hearts are stirred.
Jesus died to freely offer us eternal life– giving himself as a blameless sacrifice. To the cross Roman soldiers nailed our sin. Jesus’ body bled so we could begin again. His empty tomb conquered death, promising believers life goes on after breath.
Jesus left heaven to become our way there. His sacrifice ensured eternal lives could be spared. The life he lived made the truth known. Now, seated at the right hand of God, he prays for us to come home as his own. ~by Jamie Trunnel ©2019, ascripturedlife.com This poem is included in my book A Soul’s Anchor,available on Amazon. Press on in faith, m...
Lucado, Max. He Chose the Nails: What God Did to Win Your Heart. Thomas Nelson, 2017.Feb 14, 2024 · In this article, we have compiled a collection of poems about Jesus that teachers can use in their classrooms to teach their students about his life and teachings. From traditional hymns to contemporary ballads, these poems represent diverse styles and perspectives, each with a unique message to share.
Is the heart a living power? Self-entwined its strength sinks low; It can only live in loving, And by serving love will grow.
JESUS CHRIST — THE MASTER TEACHER • Jesus understood human nature; He knows His pupils (Matthew 9:4; John 1:47; 2:25; 4:17-18; 6:61, 64). • Jesus mastered the art of teaching. — There was never a teacher who was more fully led by the Holy Spirit than was our Lord Jesus Christ, and yet none observed the laws of teaching more consistently.
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• I am a branch of the true vine, Jesus, a channel of His life (see John 15:1-5) • I have been chosen and appointed by God to bear fruit (see John 15:16) • I am a personal, Spirit-empowered witness of Christ (see Acts 1:8) • I am a temple of God (see 1 Corinthians 3:16)
