Do You Really Know Jesus

Do You Really KNOW Jesus?

Jesus said many shall say they do wonders in his name.
A relationship with him is what many often claim.

They may pray and claim to see miracles performed.
But in scripture, it makes clear to be warned!

“But Lord, didn’t we do wonders and cast out devils?”
“We talked about you, and tried to be on the level.”

But Jesus will say; “depart from me!” “I never knew you!”
“Leave me now!”  “I will not be with you!”

Many will leave his sight and be forever cast out.
Have a relationship with Jesus is what it’s about!”

It doesn’t matter how many Sundays you attend.
Or how much you may boast to your friends!

It doesn’t matter if you pray a long prayer each day.
Or how many people you “impress” along the way.

What matters is having a relationship with Jesus, your king!
He must be more important to you, than ANYTHING!

A love and desire to have fellowship with him is needed!
It’s only through his blood, that you can be completed!

Won’t you stop and reflect on how much you need him?
If you haven’t done so, you can now receive him!

You can have eternal life that’s most precious and dear!
Won’t you come to the Lord now, while he’s still near?

Talking about and knowing Jesus are two different things.
But you can enjoy the 
beautiful life that he brings!

Won’t you experience his life changing power?
You can have everlasting life…  This very hour!

By Jim Pemberton   06/28/14
Copyright © | Year Posted 2014

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Mcintosh Avatar
July 11, 2014 at 7:25 AM
Beautiful poem. I really enjoyed this and LOVE JESUS more than anything. Thank you. I'll keep coming back to read more of your writing. God bless you.
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