April 4, 2021 by SLIMJIM
Happy Resurrection Sunday!
22 years ago on this day, April 4th, it was also resurrection Sunday. I remember because that was when I trusted in Jesus as my Savior.
Here is a short poem I wrote this weekend in thinking about Jesus:
The Greatest Story Ever Told,
Of a God so bold,
Coming down in human form,
to be crucified and tortured,
My every sins He bored,
To save me from hell,
to have me restored,
As I behold Him on the Cross I’m torn,
Yet beholding Him I’m transformed.
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You are a good poet, Pastor Jim! An excellent poem and I would say, a modern part of the apostles’ creed. Blessings to you, Nancy, and your kids!
Far too kind in your words! Brother Kent, have a blessed resurrection Sunday! Hope you get to enjoy a good dinner tonight too!
Thank you for sharing your devotional poem Jim. In Him we are transformed indeed…thus we are the original Transformers!
Amen Alan! How is your resurrection Sunday going?
It is going well, I had the privilege of being in church this morning…it was amazing!
I was praying for you with this! So glad that you were able to go!
Thank you Mandy. It was a truly wonderful time of blessing which touched me deeply. Even under covid restrictions the welcome was very warm. I may go back if I can get bookings.
I will be praying, keep me posted!!
Wonderful poem. Happy conversion anniversary.
Blessings to you and your family on this splendid Resurrection Sunday.
He is risen.
Amen! Praise God for your conversion! Love and blessings you you, Nancy and kiddos on this Resurrection Sunday!
Praise God for being our Savior! Have a blessed resurrection Sunday Mandy, hope your day is filled with much blessings today and remembrance of our Savior!
Praying for your sermon today! Praying for all who will hear on Zoom now and on other platforms later! Will you have duck later?!
So true. Thanks and Happy Resurrection day. He is risen . . .
He is risen, indeed!
Have a blessed Resurrection Sunday! Are you preaching today or another elder?
Another Elder. I am preaching this coming Sunday.
Thank you for sharing Jim. Beautiful. Wishing you and yours a blessed Easter day my brother.
God bless you brother! How is your Lord’s Day going so far?
Going good (but the day is young), I would assume you are busy!
A great and powerful poem, Praise God for saving you pastor Jim, Blessings to you and your family on this Resurrection Sunday.
Blessings to you too! Any updates with how I can pray for your family?
My family’s salvation is top of the list.
Let me know what I can pray for you and your ministry.
Thank you pastor Jim
Beautiful thoughts and thank you for the right name for this time.
Hope you have a blessed Resurrection Sunday!
Love it. Happy Re-Birthday, brother!
Thanks brother!! How was church and the youth today?
Fantastic. Our Lord has overcome our fear, loneliness, and death! By His death and resurrection!!
All ages heard this today!
Good service in your home?
Happy Resurrection Day and thank you for the heartfelt poem! We have much to be grateful for! All praise to Jesus today and every day!
How is your shift going? I hope it is a reflective moment still, even at work!
Thanks, brother! Sundays are slow so the day is dragging but only 2 more hours! Yup, contemplating the Lord’s resurrection today. Hope you’re having a blessed day!
Lovely. Amen.
And amen! Enjoy your resurrection Sunday!
I did. He is Risen.
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Pastor Jim, your poem is a blessing to read on any given day. Alleluia to our Risen Savior! Blessings to you and your church in the coming days.
Amen! Hallelujah!
Oh, it’s beautiful! I love your poem! Praise God for his wonderful children. 💕
Love the poem, Jim. Happy second birthday!
I especially like these lines:
“As I behold Him on the Cross I’m torn,
Yet beholding Him I’m transformed.”
Amen and amen!
I know why editors don’t accept religious poetry – but this is very good.