There are all sorts of things you can do to try to serve God. You can preach, pray, or read the Bible, to give a few examples.  However, as this poem shows, without charity, all of that effort is wasted.

Israel is known for embarking on the same spiritual journey many times over. They sin, they suffer, they repent, and God saves them. Now, Isaiah summarizes this path for us so we can see whether Christianity has gone down this road as well.

The trouble with leaders is that just a few bad people can trouble the entire community, and if the entire government is corrupt... well, Micah can tell us what that will cause.

Sarah gives her slave to Abraham in an attempt to get an heir, but her plan eventually backfires...

Jesus was hungry, thirsty, and tired after 40 days of fasting in the wilderness, but even in his weakened state, he was able to withstand Satan's attempts to tempt him.

This poem has only one request: because of God's righteous reign, it is very important that we respect our ruler.

Surrounded by sinners and criminals, one man tells us about his decision to stand by the God so many have abandoned.

After an unfortunate defeat by the Philistines, the Israelites decided to bring the Ark of the Covenant to the battlefield with the hope that God would come and help them overcome their enemies.  It would be one of the worst decisions of their lives.

In the Bible's only secular love poem, a woman expresses her love for her man and remembers important moments of their relationship.

In a desolate landscape full of lifeless skeletons, with the help of the Lord, Ezekiel brought life to scores of fallen Israelites and foreshadowed the resurrection of not only righteous Hebrews but also true Christians.