Love Christ

September 6, 2016 by Richard Newton Sherrer Leave a Comment

Jesus Christ is coming soon,
And He will bring His reward;
At the sign of the blood moon,
He will come as our Lord.

Rewards based as you have done,
Christ is the first and the end;
And the Father’s only Son,
Not just your Lord but your friend.

Bless all them who wash their clothes,
So that they may have the right;
For the tree of life they chose,
Through the gates within their sight.

Outside are the cats and dogs,
Sexual sinners and who lie;
Politicians that are hogs,
Deceiving the meek and shy.

Christ has sent His messenger,
To testify for the church;
And stopping the scavenger,
Like any vultures that perch.

A descendant of David,
And who is the morning star;
From the tomb who was lifted,
Carrying the human scar.

The Spirit and the bride say,
Let those who hunger and thirst;
Come let those who hear, obey,
Those who believe not be cursed.

I warn anyone who hears,
The prophecy in this book;
Blessing the one who reveres,
As they open it and look.

If someone adds anything,
God will strike them down with plagues;
A rare disease that would bring,
Infecting their arms and legs.

If anyone takes away,
Any words within this book;
Then they will be led astray,
To the place Satan will cook.

Copyright © 2016 Richard Newton Sherrer

About Richard Newton Sherrer

Richard Sherrer is actually retired from the United States Air Force about 14 years ago. He had lived in Korea while in the Air Force in 1972 and 1973. You might be asking yourself what brought him back to Korea. I guess you could say that it was a lot of love here, for the country, the people and especially for a Christian woman that he met on the Internet. She convinced him to return to be with her. So he came originally to teach English in July of 2000. They were married July of 2001. Now turned poet which is subject that is near and dear to his heart. His love for Christ and God is an inspiration to all who read his poetry.

Can a Lebanese Seminary Move Beyond the Liberal-Conservative Impasse? September 27, 2024
The oldest Protestant seminary in the Middle East has a new vision. Officially founded in 1932 but with origins dating back to the 19th-century missionary movement, the Near East School of Theology (NEST) is operated by the Presbyterian, Anglican, Lutheran, and Armenian Evangelical denominations. Installed this week, its 11th president is a nondenominational Lebanese evangelical. […]
Jayson Casper
Faith Lived Close to the Land September 27, 2024
My dad eased his pickup truck along the rolling sidehill, tracing the curves in the rows of hay stretching before us, the steering wheel wandering beneath his hand. The afternoon sun was high and warm. We could have fallen asleep beneath its affectionate glow, were it an afternoon lazy enough to let our family rest. […]
Bonnie Kristian
Fasting Is A Good Thing. But For Some of Us, It’s Complicated. September 27, 2024
For a time when I was a child, I wanted nothing unless it was grilled cheese—without the bread. My loving parents accommodated me by placing a special order when we went to restaurants. Eventually, I became a vegetarian after making the connection between the animals I professed to love and what was on my plate. […]
Kate Lucky