Pondering Over A Sermon Poem by Solomon Senxer

Pondering Over A Sermon

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Last night I listened to Costi Hinn,
The strange nephew of Benny Hinn.
Benny Hinn, a filthy rich heretic,
Costi Hinn moved away, not a lunatic.
Surely, the riches of Christ unfurled
Surpass the pleasures of the world!

Oh, what a great sermon!
Oh, what a conviction!
Preaching with authority
From the word of God accurately;
Faithfulness of an under-shepherd,
Not worldly-success must be our effort!

50 years of Macarthur shield
Resonating never to yield
To the call of worldly pleasure,
For indeed we have a greater treasure
Of God to dispense relentlessly,
That's the real pleasure endlessly.

Attitude of a shepherd in the morn
Could be a horn or a thorn,
Rewards or Judgment from the Lord.
Distraction and laziness we can't afford!
Shouldn't the first hour of the day
We delight to devote our time to pray?

Indeed, Twitter, WhatsApp, news,
On the phone, we are to refuse.
The true condition of the flock
Only known when to God we talk.
May the Lord in the morn be our priority!
Would that be your unwavering integrity?

Pondering Over A Sermon
Tuesday, August 20, 2019
Topic(s) of this poem: integrity,pleasure,prayer
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
March 2019
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Chinedu Dike 20 August 2019

An insightful creation written in persuasive expressions with conviction. Thanks for sharing, Solomon.

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Solomon Senxer 22 August 2019

Thank you, poet Chineku Dike!

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