Peace & Poetry

Tag: spirituality

  • Warning, wrath & woe

    Warning, wrath & woe

    A message of warning and repentance to the inhabitants of the earth, for the time is at hand.

  • Ode to humility

    Ode to humility

    It’s not prideful to have dominion, but it’s pride to suppose oneself exempt from the laws of Nature established by the holy commandment.

  • Power of words.

    Power of words.

    We are taught that sticks and stones can break our bones but words can never hurt us, but words are power that control life and death.

  • Wormwood

    Wormwood

    “The name of the star is Wormwood. A third of the waters became wormwood, and many men died from the water, because it was made bitter…” Rev. 8:11

  • Faith in You.

    Faith in You.

    A meditative poem about having faith in the Most High, written by poet and song-writer, Justice Burns.

  • Artist LA’nne Diamond

    Artist LA’nne Diamond

    The Passion For LA’nne, painting is a passion from the heart. This is why Heart Art is such a fitting name for her brand, and is indicative of the love and authenticity that pours out onto each canvas. Her goal is to use her creativity to bring Love and Peace into the world while encouraging…

  • Artist Divine Liii

    Artist Divine Liii

    Divine Liii is a motivator. His passion and demeanor give him the unique ability to understand and connect with youth. His drive towards design and graphics has helped him to share the Gospel of peace through his very own ministry of fashion and design. Faith & Desire is the token of his zeal. Business and…

  • Morning Adoration

    Morning Adoration

    This poem written in free verse is a reflective meditation of God’s mercy and the soul’s longing to be loved by Him and pleasing to Him.

  • Fluent in Pain

    Fluent in Pain

    This rendition of the Bible parable of Lazarus and the rich man in Luke is a poetic reminder that we are all commanded to love even the poor.

  • I’m Just

    I’m Just

    Written from the perspective of a member, this poem observes the trials, tribulations, and victories of being a pastor to show the importance of purpose and having a personal relationship with the Most High.