Gospel poem

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The Almighty God created all with His Word

Heaven and the earth, beast and bird.

He chose to shape man with His hand

With the touch of His love, God made him with the sand.

God loved and cherished every moment with man

Knowing man would fail to follow His plan.

Man's disobedience led to his fall 

The curse of sin fell upon all.

In a moment's time all was ruined 

Away from God, man lamented of his doing .


God is love and He is just,

So the punishment for sin is a must. 

For the penalty of sin is death and hell.

Who could save men from this cursed spell?

God is love and He loved us first

He gave His most precious Son to redeem the dust.

Jesus knew no sin and lived a perfect human life

As a spotless lamb of God He offered Himself to die 

He took upon Himself all our sin's punishment 

With every drop of His blood, our broken cord was mended.


Many are wandering in quest of a true God 

With much faith and devotion on their feet, they trod

What can please the Almighty Creator and bring salvation ?

Is there any merit in the mere act of creation?

Jesus died on the cursed tree

To bring us salvation all for free.

On that cross, all our debts are paid 

If we repent and believe in Christ, we will be saved .


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