How I Stand Poem, by Dion P. Crown, at My poetic side

In the name of Jesus,

devil, I come before you,

and your army,

in the name of Jesus.

I stand before you,

and your army,

boldly and fearlessly,

only in the name of Jesus,

ready to do battle.

Just as young David,

stood boldly before the philistines,

I also stand boldly,

before the dark forces,

of this earth.

I yell,

"Satin, IN THE NAME OF JESUS CHRIST,

THE SON OF THE TRUE LIVING GOD,

YOU WILL NOT HAVE THE VICTORY".

I have weapons,

That are beyond your warfare.

I have tactics to outsmart you.

I put on,

the full armor of God,

so that I may,

withstand your wiles satin.

I stand vigilant in the day,

and ready at a moment's notice,

at night.

I trust in the Lord.

For the beginning of wisdom,

is the fear of the Lord.

It is not,

the fear of the enemy.

orchidee March 14th, 2018 02:53
It's a true write. Needs to be integrated somehow in places where church may be seen as a 'social club'. Though there's time too for friendship with a slice of cake and a nice cup of tea after the service too!
orchidee March 14th, 2018 02:54
Well, as one writer said - but not to criticise all churches, nor my own:
'Like a mighty army, Moves the church of God' may become:
'Like a mighty tortoise, Trudges along the army of God'

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How I Stand