Dawn of Valor: D-Day Remembered by Debbie Harris

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The poem, “Dawn of Valor: D-Day Remembered,” commemorates the courage and sacrifice of the Allied forces during the D-Day invasion of Normandy on June 6, 1944. It vividly depicts the soldiers’ bravery as they faced intense combat on beaches like Omaha, highlighting their unity and determination to liberate Europe. The poem honors the fallen, celebrates the triumph of freedom, and immortalizes the enduring legacy of those who fought, portraying D-Day as a pivotal moment when hope and liberty prevailed against tyranny.

On Normandy’s shores, where waves collide,
Brave souls stormed forth, with hearts of pride.
In dawn’s pale light, through fire and spray,
They carved a path for freedom’s day.

From cliffs of Pointe to Omaha’s sand,
They fought as one, from sea to land.
With brothers fallen, yet spirits high,
They broke the chains beneath the sky.

The roar of guns, the cries of men,
Echoed where hope was born again.
For liberty, they paid the cost,
On D-Day’s fields, no soul was lost.

Their courage stands, a timeless flame,
In history’s heart, we speak their name.
From that bold dawn, the world was free—
Salute the brave of Normandy.

Under The Blood Of Jesus by Debbie Harris

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Under the blood of Jesus,
Crimson tide of grace divine,
Flows the mercy of our Savior,
Healing hearts in love entwined.
From the cross, His life was given,
Ransom paid for all our sin,
In His sacrifice, we’re risen,
Vict’ry won, we live in Him.

Chorus
Hallelujah, we are free!
Under the blood, our hope shall be!
Washed in glory, pure and bright,
We shall walk in heaven’s light.

Verse 2
Majestic King, enthroned in splendor,
Yet He bore our shame and pain,
By His wounds, we find redemption,
By His blood, we’re whole again.
Every chain of guilt is broken,
Every fear in love cast out,
In His name, our hearts awaken,
Joyful songs of faith we shout.

Chorus
Hallelujah, we are free!
Under the blood, our hope shall be!
Washed in glory, pure and bright,
We shall walk in heaven’s light.

Verse 3
Hope eternal, ever shining,
Through the shadows of the night,
Under Jesus’ blood, we’re guarded,
Safe within His holy light.
Till we see His face in glory,
Till we join the heav’nly throng,
We will sing His wondrous story,
Lift His name in endless song.

Chorus
Hallelujah, we are free!
Under the blood, our hope shall be!
Washed in glory, pure and bright,
We shall walk in heaven’s ligh

When by Debbie Harris

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When you open

your precious,

inerrant, majestic,

perfect, Holy Bible,

know this God is

speaking directly

to you and me!

All It Takes Is One Humble Prayer by Debbie Harris

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All it takes is one

humble prayer to

change the landscape

of life! Live expectantly.

For our Savior is the

author of impossibilities!

Keep Looking To Jesus by Debbie Harris

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Keep looking to

our precious Jesus

as perilous times

prophetically erupt!

For our Savior’s light,

love, mercy, forgiveness,

and grace will never fade!

Progressive Churches Have Led Many A Soul To A Hellish Horror By Rejecting The True Gospel Of Jesus Christ And Thereby Sending Them To Hell by Debbie Harris

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A soft, compromising,

prosperity driven gospel

tragically and deceitfully

will get you the approval

of the progressive, demonically

sourced infidels and apostates

of the gospel. Peace, tolerance

and love without repentance

of sin, twisting of scriptures,

and making the church a

business has led many a

nation and a people apostate

in the sight of Jesus Christ

our Savior, Lord, and King.

Our Savior must weep at

the apostate state of His church!

So Much Hope by Debbie Harris

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The poem, titled “So Much Hope”, celebrates the Christian concepts of the rapture and the eternal kingdom as sources of profound hope and inspiration. It begins with the anticipation of the rapture, depicted as a glorious moment where believers are called by a trumpet to meet Christ in the clouds. It then envisions the eternal kingdom, a place of golden streets and crystal rivers, free from sorrow and filled with God’s eternal presence. The final stanza emphasizes the boundless hope that uplifts the soul, mending hearts and fulfilling dreams in Christ’s everlasting love. The poem’s tone is uplifting, weaving biblical imagery from 1 Thessalonians 4:16-17 and Revelation 21:4, 21 to evoke a sense of divine promise and eternal joy.

We are given the hope of the rapture,
A trumpet’s call, piercing the skies,
Caught up in clouds where glory gathers,
To meet our Savior with radiant eyes.

And the dream of the eternal kingdom,
Where golden streets and crystal rivers flow,
No tears remain, no shadows linger,
In God’s embrace, forever we’ll know.

Freely Give by Debbie Harris

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Freely give, as Christ has shown,
To the weary, lost, and lone.
No coin to ask, no debt to bind,
His love, our call, to all mankind.

In the Twinkling Light, We Rise to Eternal Glory by Debbie Harris

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The poem celebrates the Christian “blessed hope” found in Jesus Christ, not in worldly things like wealth, power, or fame. It vividly portrays the rapture, where believers are swiftly taken up “in a twinkling burst of light” to meet Christ, rising through clouds to dwell with Him in eternal glory. The poem contrasts fleeting earthly pursuits with the unbroken, divine hope of eternity, closing with a fervent prayer: “Come, Lord Jesus, let Your glory shine!”

Beneath no gold, nor fleeting crown of fame,
Nor power’s grasp, nor wealth’s alluring claim,
Our blessed hope shines brighter than the sun—
In Jesus Christ, our Savior, the Holy One.

In rapture’s flash, a twinkling burst of light,
We’ll rise through clouds to meet Him in the night,
Transformed, redeemed, with hearts forever free,
To dwell with Him in radiant eternity.

Eternal hope, unbroken, pure, divine,
Come, Lord Jesus, let Your glory shine!

Rejoice by Debbie Harris

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No matter what our precious

Savior brings or takes

away. This one doctrinal

truth that Jesus is coming

to take us to our true eternal

home can never ever, no

ever be taken away! Rejoice!