He could have, of course, chosen to give us anything: He chose to send gifts to those he set free. When Jesus celebrated his victory over sin and death, Their responsibility is to equip God's people to do his work and build up the church, the body of Christ." This pastor appreciation poem is based on Ephesians 4:8-13 which reads, "When Jesus ascended to the heights, he led a parade of captives and gave gifts to his people.He is the one who gave these gifts to the church: pastors and teachers. To lead and guide all those whom God seeks.
I see all of this as he stands in the pulpit,
I see the heart that was priked and enteredĪnd yielded His life as a humble servant,Ī man who is willing, as was Apostle Paul. The busy feet that carry the message to all. This pastor appreciation poem is about how God uses pastors in our lives. The little lane is all but gone now And the church roof is sagging low, But the memories can linger in the hearts Of all who went and loved it so. The churches now are so modern With fancy pews and furnaces grand, Even air-conditioners for cooling To sooth the discomforts we can not stand. With the warmth of the Spirit in their smiles, The message of salvation the preacher was bringing. Their favorite old hymns were sung with love, In their hearts the joy bells were ringing.
If the walls could talk to us now, Oh the memories they would bring back, Of the old log pews which were made by hand And the potbelly stove which heat did lack. In the dust of that narrow lane Are footprints that time has erased. Up a narrow and rocky path, A little church was placed. Hopefully these pastor appreciation poems will help you show your thankfulness in a language clearly understood by your pastor.
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