Endurance: A Poem Inspired by the Bible
When trials come and skies turn gray,
When hope seems lost, and fears hold sway,
I lift my eyes to Heaven’s throne,
For God reminds me, I’m not alone.
“Endure,” He whispers, firm and clear,
“Press on, My child, for I am near.
The race is long, but strength I give,
In Me, you’ll find the power to live.”
The words of Paul resound in me,
“Run with endurance, faithfully.”
Though weary steps may falter slow,
His promises in my heart still glow.
Isaiah speaks of wings that rise,
Like eagles soaring through the skies.
They run and do not faint or tire,
Renewed by God, their hearts inspired.
In every storm, His grace abounds,
A steady rock when chaos surrounds.
Through fire and flood, He holds my hand,
By faith, I stand, His strength I understand.
So I will walk, though paths are steep,
His love sustains; His peace, I keep.
For in His Word, my soul takes rest,
Enduring all, for His plans are best.
Inspired by scriptures like Hebrews 12:1, Isaiah 40:31, and 2 Corinthians 12:9, this poem reflects the enduring hope and strength that comes from God. Let me know if you’d like to explore more scriptures or themes in the poem!