Christian Poems by Ed Morris

Note: I am not a Christian anymore, though I was when I wrote these poems, of course. Most of them were even written when I still held to a very strict, conservative evangelical interpretation of Christianity, in fact. So obviously they do not reflect my current beliefs. But I’m keeping them on this website for historical reasons only.

• Poems of Worship and Devotion:
  • The Back Side of God
  • Incarnation
  • Poet in His Poem
  • The Second Prodigal
  • Echoes from the Emmaus Road
  • The Gospel in Rhyme
  • God’s Kingdom
  • Imprints
  • Substitution
  • Psalm 45
  • Herein Is Love
  • Embracing God’s Glory
  • The Golden Chain of Redemption
  • The Divine Artist
  • The Resurrection
  • The Servant
  • The Champion
  • Gospel Glory
  • Redemption Joy
  • Treasures of God’s Fullness
  • Crucified With Jesus
  • Jehovah-jireh
  • Wondrous Expectation
• Poems of Comfort and Encouragement:
  • The Rest of the Story
  • Judgment Day
  • Mirror Dimly
  • Eternal God
  • Questions
  • Theodicy of Redemption
  • Walk on Water
  • The Fringes of His Ways
  • Make Us Thankful
  • Why Are You Cast Down, My Soul?
  • The Emmaus Road
  • God’s Train
  • Not My Will
  • The Walk of Faith
  • Calvary’s Call
  • Pity Parties
  • The Joy of Tears
  • Encouragement from Jeshoshaphat
  • Sovereign Love
  • Faith More Precious Than Gold
  • I Am Not Far From Home
• Inspirational Songs (with Music):
  • Testimony of a Lost Sheep
  • He Came

This page copyright © 2007-2017 Edward A. Morris.  Created November 28, 2007.  Last updated February 14, 2017.

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