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TIME CHANGER

Times are changing: 0’ clock, quarter to, half past
The message true no longer is preached of Christ, believing
His word, his life, the key to never-dying at the last.
Many say morality can make one good and true, how well can that make one Christ-living?
The surety of heaven embodies not just morals; but primarily, absolute faith in Jesus.
Then faith in Jesus guides the believer to not only be moral in behavior; but be saved.
For the reason we have the son is that whilst he died for us, the road to God can then be openly paved.
Morality can make one seemingly right, but justification…comes by faith in Jesus
For the just to faith certainly shall live by; knowing Christ in them is the hope of glory.
Forgive my lips to speak this way, but the truth to speak it must; morality may guide you to believe fictitious
That you are good, you do not hurt anyone; you are kind; that can be your story
Even those then, who profess to live for heaven, have their standards compromised to the world
For then infected by the doctrine of “morally I’m fine; they miss their first love who to them called.
I do not condemn morality or any of that sort
But as Christians preach Christ to all, he alone guides all men to be godly moral, to be saved.
For if you just tell men not to steal or be kind or be good as to give them comfort
You make them miss the penultimate, ultra-significant Jesus who is life eternal, eternally paved.
So then baptize them: in the name of the father, son and spirit; then heaven to them will be craved.
- By Angelo Deklark

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