The Act of Faith
Faith is the belief in what is not seen.
It is there,
yes indeed,
but you can not see it,
nor touched,
nor taste it.
Your physical eyes are blind,
it is with your spiritual eyes,
you must see.
God's words are truth.
And through you,
he can manifest his miracles,
in making this world,
a better place.
-In Jesus name Amen
Published by Kimberly Ware
Kimberly is an author, writer, columnist, novelist, spiritual advisor, speaker, TV host, visual artist, poet, & editor. Ware's articles on AC are available for reprint. messengerpubl@yahoo.com View profile
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Post a CommentBeautiful poem. I love where you recognize that it is through us that God is trying to make this world a better place.