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Gospel Poetry Do you have a Gospel poem you'd like to submit to the Gospel Revolution website? Just email your prose to us for consideration at freedom@gospelrevolution.com. We'll let you know if we publish it. I'm Free
By Tom Tonsky
If I told you what it takes to reach the highest high
you'd laugh and say
nothings that simple
but you've been
told many times before, messiah's
pointed to the door
but no one has the
guts to leave the temple
I'm free, I'm free
and freedom tastes of reality
The Mystery By Deidre Simpson
God had a mystery revealed to the
Apostle Paul.
Christ in you, the hope of glory not for
one but all.
To reconcile Jew and Greek and One new
man to make,
To reveal how redemption was done for
each man's sake.
The plan was hidden for the ages past,
And revealed at the cross by Christ at
last
Who died to put the plan in place,
And shed His blood for the whole human
race.
And while we are weak and couldn't
resist,
We were not included nor did we assist.
God's grace saw us through recipients
all,
Humanity redeemed from Adam's fall.
So the mystery has been solved,
By the Cross man's been absolved.
God sees us Holy, Righteous, sanctified,
All in Christ, we are justified.
“Inclusion by Seclusion”
By:
Jackie Barnard
Abraham bid his servants stay
While
he and Isaac trod the way
To
that place that God had chosen
To
carry out the consummation.
Then
Abraham with torch in hand
And
Isaac with the wood bowed down
The
two alone
Climbed to Moriah’s brow.
A pyre
of stones did Abraham form
And
laid the wood
And
bound his son.
He
held his breath
And
drew the dagger
His
faith in God
Never
staggered.
God
would raise this child of Sarah
The
son of promise
Who
came so late
And
there alone
With
none to witness
He
raised the blade
To do
God’s bidding.
One
moment and the deed he’d finish
One
heartbeat and a life would end
One
blink before the knife descended
A
voice called out,
“Don’t
harm your son.
And
there amidst a crown of thorns
A ram
was fastened by his horns.
God
had by His own device
Provided them a sacrifice.
Never
has a painter’s hand
Though
master he may be
Portrayed a scene like this before
And
never will again.
The
father and the son
Secluded from the eyes of men
Together in the solitude
In
harmony embraced.
Now
looking forward through the years
We see
another day
When
darkness fell
To
keep from view
The
eyes of all but two.
When
the Father and the Son
Fulfilled the type of Abram
And
God spared not
His
own Dear Son.
In the
shadow
of the
altar-cross
Christ’s faith
Did
not waver once.
When
God exclude
All
the race
That
He might save them
All in
grace.
In the
shadow
At
mid-day
God
was in Christ
Reconciling the world
Unto
Himself.
The Stealthy Gospel Rides Again by Jackie Barnard The Gospel says the war is done.
Guilt and judgment there is none.
The Father’s covenant with the Son
Made God and the human family one.
God and man enjoy the gain.
The Stealthy Gospel rides again!
Before the light had dawned in me
Difference was all that I could see.
If you don’t pray the sinner’s prayer
You’re on your way to hell’s despair.
But now I know we’re all the same.
The Stealthy Gospel rides again.
New wine in old skins cannot stay
New skin’s a must
or the old will burst
and old and new will fall away.
New wine’s a fountain from within
The Stealthy Gospel rides again.
How well I see in life’s rear view
My criticism came undone.
My mind began to open up
Judging had a softer touch.
I am so free, so calm, so sane.
The Stealthy Gospel rides again.
Richard Mull There once was a man named His humor--it never is dull. The Revolution he loves, from the Father above. The smiles he makes has no lull. With Much Love, Glenn New Wine New wine in new wineskins is the “knowing”…knowing that implies intimacy and relationship. No man will say to his neighbor know God, for God shall write it in their hearts. Therefore, the new wine is the experience of God exposing Himself in a free soul which has the living alacrity to absorb that knowing. The new wine and the renewed soul expand and extend together in the knowledge of Christ and Him crucified and the power of His resurrection. These things, too high for my mind to collect, are settled in my soul. It is the life of God in me, living me and making me into (who would have guessed it) me. By pouring new wine into old wineskins both are lost in the cycle of religion and evaporating in the sands of church. But, like an abused spouse fleeing the abuser and running into another just as evil and dangerous the cycle is repeated. Yet some will say the old is better. New wine brings into focus what religion has blurred. New wine is supernatural binoculars to the soul. Religion is slurred speech…enticing words that disguise the bata bata bata. New wine is the intoxication of the soul. Knowing and being known of God. It is to know Christ, to know a new creation, knowing the renewing of the mind and the salvation of the soul. New wine is knowing freedom from Law’s measurement. Knew wine is to know power to make choices and power to accept accept responsibility for those choices. For all things pertaining to life and godliness are imputed inside of you. New wine is knowing oneness with God and with all mankind, knowing that all are perfect and equal. New wine in a new wineskin is that intimate knowing that is constantly and continually being renewed. The knowing and the soul expand together and both welcome the exercise. New wine is knowing peace and comfort in all of life’s circumstance. New wine saturates the soul and all of life is filtered through the new wine. New wine in new wineskins is the mysterious work of God, for all things pertaining to life and godliness are imputed into the heart of every person. Where does this knowledge, this new wine come from? It is and always has been inside of every human. It is that fountain of living water springing up unto everlasting life from within. It is rivers of waters flowing from man’s own belly. One might ask, “How can I aquire this living water?” The answer is that no one can aquire it, because everyone already possesses it. By putting new wine into new wineskins both are preserved.
by Jackie Barnard, August 9, 2011
We
Seek
We ask to be shown the way. No directions came.
We desired to sacrifice. But none was required.
We asked to know. But no knowledge came.
For the power of God is not to know. But rather to be known.
And when we started hearing what was known, revelation started to flow
like cascading waterfalls…
Revelation so profound that I declared:
I
know nothing at all. I believe nothing at all.
For the heart that is free cannot be commanded. Needs no directions.
Finds no place to sacrifice.
For when all portions are equal, they are one.
I did not know I was the righteousness of God until my mind was renewed and awakened to the Gospel and released from the pseudo gospel of religion. - Jackie Barnard New Perspective, New Life Suddenly I felt my soul emerging From the crisis of confession. Confession to assuage By false assurance of guilt’s acquittal. Reverting to denial So to bear sin’s trial. All the while enabling my own dependence On the broken reed.
My light had been lit By the One who lighteth every man But was hidden under law’s bushel. Yet the old wine skin could not prevent The new wine bursting free Fresh and satisfying. Fruit of the vine Of grace and peace.
By this new perspective, which is truth Had finally made me know that I had been raised from the dead. I now knew that the old husband died and that I was now married to another who can never die. The Cross was my Armeggedon, The resurrection was my rapture. I have been caught away.
I am a new creature, morphed from captive of sin into captive of righteousness. My virgin’s lamp was already filled. Not held in a glazed vessel but in my heart. - by Jackie Barnard
"Twas the Webcast 'fore Christmas ‘Twas the webcast 'fore Christmas, and all through the Earth Not a human was sinning, none had a curse Christ hung on the Cross with such perfect love, For the joy set before Him, from the Father above
All God’s children, redeemed, saved to the max Even Bill Clinton while playing the sax The Pope, too, in his lovely outfit and cap Though many were lulled into a bad religious nap
When out in the world arouse such a solution The Gospel for all, what a Revolution! Away on the internet and via the stream Week after week, God’s ultimate dream
He delivered His promise to the world as a whole Made Jesus the Lord, for He paid all our toll And I heard Him exclaim, as He rose out of sight “You’re ALL holy and righteous, I saved you just right”. - by Glenn Klein
Shadow of Law, Light of God Shadow of Law, Not the substance, As a solid burden To cloud the mind And stoop the soul. False master Curtain of fear. Illusion of disaster That blinds and binds men here.
Come, Phantom, rule. We will sell our souls To the narcotic of regulation That addicts And we will play the role And dance upon your strings.
We will not have “this man” Our preference to the ban. Clinging to the Ten in stone. Rejecting as the “builders” The One who makes us free. Bowing to the will Of sightless majority.
Irony of men Self-righteous Yet self-condemning. Blind and groping In the darkness. Wall of hope They cannot see.
Paralyzed and lost In fear and trembling Devoted to defending Their lack of sight. Lend their strength To the strength of darkness Letters of wrong and right.
Lauding Moses While unaware The lawgiver brings The suit against them. His morals full Of death that stings.
Welcome enterprise of freedom Resurrection’s liberty No longer captive To the darkness From bonds of night Now set free.
Christ the light Of every bosom Floods the earth Wave on wave. God declares The war is over. By His words Of peace and grace. God indwells His new creation. Lighting every man that’s born. Come, lets tell This blessed story. The veil that kept the way Is torn. -by Jackie Barnard
Peter's Dinner God said rise and eat. Three times the repeat. Thrice Peter declined, For he had never dined On what was in the sheet.
At last he did obey, And Peter learned that day …no longer deceived. God had all received, And no one has to pay.
Now men were at his gate, Those very things he ate. But Peter had just learned, No creature had been spurned.
No one was left behind, Only in their minds. All are one with us. He became sin, And we became righteous.
So we were also versed That different means accursed. Yet God made the arrangement And ended all estrangement.
No sin, no sinner, Everyone a winner. No longer unclean, Just like Peter’s dinner. -by Jackie Barnard
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