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The Brightest Son

When He said, “Follow Me” I didn’t know just how I’d change When He said, “I bring peace” I didn’t know I’d be forever grateful When He said, “You must be reborn” I didn’t know I’d have a new nature Jesus is the way, truth and life The answer to even the small questions He gives renewal, revival, rejuvenation Enlightenment that opens the pathway To a freedom that brings true victory A resilience and strength that thrives Jesus answers prayers about living Giving assurance to those who strive To be worthy of Christ’s forgiveness And full of the grace, mercy and inspiration That fulfills all the hopes of the spirit Conquers the worries and gives comfort Jesus whispers love into the heart Bringing about change that encourages The worst sinner to give up their wrongs Live righteously, with the transformation Of the soul showing their light from within The one that shines like the brightest Son
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Krutsinger Avatar
October 15, 2020 at 3:27 AM
Your faith is consistently reflected in your poems. Nicely done. soup mail from me.
Buhagiar Avatar
October 13, 2020 at 11:33 PM
This is a great lesson of the teachings of th Son of God. So well done and inspiring. ~~
Roper Avatar
October 13, 2020 at 8:18 PM
Great inspirational write, Regina, your love for Him shines as His for you. Enjoyed reading. Hugs Eve
Y. Avatar
October 13, 2020 at 3:31 PM
Hi Regina, You faith shines bright in this well written poem. Well done my friend. Have a good evening:-) Alexis
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October 13, 2020 at 5:48 AM
A lovely spiritual poem, I am happy you have faith that helps you daily...
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