A classic battle of good and evil unfolds as the two forces meet.

If you were called to greatness would you answer it? That is the question I’d like to ask of everyone.

I wrote this piece having made it so far in life without any major sadness or trauma. Unfortunately since then I have endured a heartache that can never be understood by another person. Although I do still feel this rendering heartache, this piece of writing, helps me to understand or deal with that pain somewhat.

This is a poem about one’s struggle to fight the evil voices that resides in you. At times, when we are almost close to giving in to temptation and invitation of wickedness, don’t lose your grip to the One above and hold on to your faith.

We as people will always have good days as well as bad. Learning to except them can sometimes be hard.

We, most of the time strived to be the best that we can be. We want this and that. We got so busy in getting what we want that we sometimes compromised our eternal life. If getting what we want most would cause danger to our final destiny, would you think twice of chasing your dreams?

YOU LIVED IN MY HEART.

YOU LIVED IN MY HEART.

Don’t ask don’t tell affects more than the military. The church is hurting for answers as well. With well known and unknown pastors getting caught up in biblical situations, why are we so quick to judge? Peoples’ dogmatic veiw of the bible causes them to pick up a cross and burn it with condemenation. I thank those that save those from a burning hell, but who saves us from them? Let’s show love to the sinner. Even if the sinner is a Pastor.

A poem made by Jason Grant, depicting the meeting between the opposing forces of Good and Evil, who are making peace for generations.