'What Are You Going To? ' Poem by Linda Winchell

'What Are You Going To? '



What are you going to do?
When the money all runs out?
What are you going to eat?
When the earth’s soil
no longer yields sprout?

What are you going to say?
When our Lord comes back to collect His faithful souls?
When only the gnashing of teeth and cries are heard
From those lost, who didn’t heed what was foretold.

What are you going to see?
When you’ve been now blinded by God’s purest of light?
“Forgive me Lord; I didn’t see, what is now in plain of sight.”

What are you going to do?
When He comes back and reclaims His Father’s land?
And takes all of those loved ones in, ”Christ Jesus”
To His Fathers promised Kingdom land.

He will not hear your cries, I’m told
And if He wishes they are heard.
He will not forgive you, now of your sins
For which you had salvation available
In all your earthly given years.

What are you going to do right now?
But fall to your knees and ask your Lord.
That your sins they be forgiven you
And not be one to feel
Deaths blow of God's mighty sword.

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Barbara Terry 13 April 2009

This is a very good poem sis, and it is written from the soul with a clear message to those who think that by going to church on Sunday makes them a good Christian. We have all sinned against our Lord in one way or another, but I know that my sins are redeemable in the eyes of the Lord, and that come the judgment day I will find a place in His Father's house, just as he said on the cross. He said he goes to prepare a room for us in His Father' house. Thank you sis for sharing this wonderful message of faith. Love & hugs, your sister in Christ our Lord, Barbara

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Linda Winchell

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Chicago Illinois
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