Wednesday, July 15, 2026

Water to Wine in a Cleansing Jar


A Hebrew wedding was truly grand
Start at night and roll all day
Food and music kept flowing on
Near the end people hoped to stay

Oh so many people there
Israelites from far and wide
Honoring the marital bliss
Celebrate love side by side

A bad problem then did hit
An insult to the groom and bride
No more wine was to be had
Against the family some might chide

Mary told her eldest son
There is a need for some new wine
Jesus wanted to hold off
His glory was to come in time

Mary took a mom’s prerogative
Mary gave a mom’s demand
Do whatever my son doth say
Christ then gave a soft command

With water fill the cleansing jars
Staff filled them right up to the brim
The banquet head got a taste
New wine was there right up to the brim

There at the start of His ministry
Christ did that wonder in Galilee
Still a symbol for both you and me
Of His blood cleansing on Calvary

Hunter Irvine
An original poem based on John 2:1-11
Scripture Love Blog

Wednesday, July 1, 2026

A Bold Testimony


A man was miraculously transformed
Unintimidated was he
Pharisees were set on legislation
They struggled with Scripture interpretation

Front and center the man testified
Not knowing Jesus was the Son
Jesus put mud over his eyes
Told him to wash, and then - surprise!

Division came among the Pharisees
Plus Christ had healed on the Sabbath
Not gaining answers they expected
They summoned his parents, quite unexpected

The parents said indeed he was born blind
Then they left it at that
Once again they summoned the witness
Telling him that Jesus was not sinless

The man gave a response to them all:
“I was blind but now I see!”
From there the man got a little sassy
Yet what he said was really classy

Out of the meeting he was thrown
Yet Christ did not leave it at that
Jesus asked him about the Son of Man
Then Jesus said He is the Son of Man

The man responded, “Lord, I believe”
Then he worshiped Christ
His testimony stands to this day
May it help us to walk in the Way

Hunter Irvine
An original poem based on John 9:1-38
Scripture Love Blog