Author - Clay Corvin

“As the mountains surround Jerusalem, so the Lord surrounds His people from this time forth and forever.”
— Psalm 125:2 (NKJV)

5 Points:

1. God’s protection encircles His people like an unbroken shield.
2. His security is as constant and sure as the mountains.
3. We are forever wrapped in His care, not just temporarily.
4. No enemy can penetrate the defense God places around us.
5. God’s presence is our daily defense and hope.

Poem: Surrounded by Mercy

The hills stand bold around the fields.
The rocks breathe old songs of strength.
You raise your walls around my days.
You draw unseen lines against the dark.
You build a fortress with your hands.

The enemies shout from distant cliffs.
The storms scratch against the gates.
But your arms stretch wider than the fears.
Your mercy leans harder than the storms.
Your love weaves stronger than the winds.

The city sleeps inside your shield.
The fields rest beneath your gaze.
You patrol the roads I cannot see.
You seal the gaps with endless light.
You stand guard over my dreams.

I cannot see the danger’s shape.
I cannot trace the enemy’s path.
But you carve safe trails through the night.
You lay soft fields under heavy skies.
You whisper peace into cracked walls.

Today I stand wrapped in your walls.
Today I breathe inside your strength.
You are the mountain behind my steps.
You are the river under my song.
You are the shield around my soul.

“In Him you also trusted, after you heard the word of truth, the gospel of your salvation; in whom also, having believed, you were sealed with the Holy Spirit of promise.”
— Ephesians 1:13 (NKJV)

5 Points:

1. Salvation brings an eternal seal by the Spirit.
2. The Holy Spirit is the mark of God’s ownership over us.
3. Nothing can break the seal God sets upon His children.
4. Believing the gospel brings full security in Christ.
5. God’s promise is sure because His Spirit guarantees it.

Poem: Sealed with His Promise

The winds try to tear at the walls.
The lies scrape along the door.
But you stamp your name across my soul.
You wrap my heart in holy fire.
You seal my steps in mercy’s ink.

The world flashes false crowns of gold.
The voices shout for fleeting thrones.
But your Spirit binds me to your side.
Your mark holds steady through the noise.
Your breath sings deeper than the winds.

When doubt tries to rip at faith,
When fear knocks louder than joy,
You whisper the old promises again.
You press truth into tired veins.
You write forever on trembling hearts.

The days may forget who they serve.
The roads may turn without signs.
But your Spirit holds the map close.
Your seal holds tighter than fear.
Your name covers every broken place.

Today I trust the seal of your hands.
Today I walk beneath your brand of love.
You are the keeper of my breath.
You are the signer of my soul.
You are the promise written in light.

“But You, O Lord, are a shield for me, my glory and the One who lifts up my head.”
— Psalm 3:3 (NKJV)

5 Points:

1. God shields us personally and powerfully in every situation.
2. He not only protects but also lifts us when we are down.
3. Our confidence is in His defense, not our strength.
4. God’s glory is seen in how He cares for His own.
5. His covering removes shame and replaces it with honor.

Poem: Shield for My Heart

The arrows fly across the dawn.
The spears of worry fill the air.
But your shield rises like the sun.
You catch the blows meant for me.
You bend the battle toward my good.

The heavy stones of shame are thrown.
The mocking voices fill the square.
But you shelter me behind your joy.
You lift my chin above the crowd.
You crown my steps with mercy.

The nights drag heavy on the soul.
The morning comes without its light.
But your strength leans into my chest.
You anchor my heart in deeper seas.
You breathe life into tired dreams.

The dust blinds the eyes of men.
The fear tangles the stumbling feet.
But your voice clears the rising clouds.
Your hand steadies the slipping ground.
Your name binds my spirit safe.

Today I lift my eyes to your shield.
Today I lean against your word.
You are the wall before the fire.
You are the banner over my shame.
You are the glory that calls me home.

“Yet in all these things we are more than conquerors through Him who loved us.”
— Romans 8:37 (NKJV)

5 Points:

1. Victory is secured through the love of Christ, not human strength.
2. We overcome not by avoiding trials but by trusting Christ in them.
3. God’s love empowers a life of courage and confidence.
4. No circumstance can defeat God’s people fully.
5. We live each day with the security of guaranteed triumph.

Poem: Conquered by Love

The battlefield stretches wide and long.
The noise of fear rides on the wind.
But your love cuts through the roar.
Your voice steadies the trembling fields.
Your arm writes victory into the dust.

The world throws its broken stones.
The night leans hard against the door.
But your breath rebuilds fallen walls.
Your joy covers the shattered ground.
Your hope raises battered hearts.

The storms may flood the valley floor.
The thorns may rip along the way.
But your love builds bridges unseen.
Your Spirit strengthens feeble legs.
Your word sings the song of conquest.

No enemy will write my final line.
No shadow will claim my soul.
You have conquered by love alone.
You have planted courage in my chest.
You have filled my steps with light.

Today I wear the banner of your love.
Today I lift the shield of your truth.
You are the King who rides beside me.
You are the victory before the fight.
You are the triumph over every tear.

“The Lord is my light and my salvation; whom shall I fear? The Lord is the strength of my life; of whom shall I be afraid?”
— Psalm 27:1 (NKJV)

5 Points:

1. God’s light dispels every shadow of fear.
2. Salvation means we are safe beyond the threats of life.
3. The Lord Himself is the source of our strength.
4. Fear loses its power when faith in God rises.
5. With God, we are protected in life and in death.

Poem: Light for My Steps

The morning breaks against tired skies.
The fields whisper of uncertain days.
Still your light carves gold into the clouds.
Still your salvation steadies the winds.
Still your strength builds the morning firm.

The shadows creep along broken walls.
The doubts knock at quiet doors.
But you flood the halls with courage.
You hammer joy into brittle frames.
You push back the night with your voice.

Fear wears heavy chains for shoes.
It drags steps slow across the floor.
But your hand lifts the weary heart.
Your light cuts through the thickest dark.
Your breath frees the stumbling path.

When the battle cries from distant hills,
When the thunder shakes the valley ground,
You ride the winds to meet my need.
You steady my knees for the climb.
You plant your peace in my lungs.

Today I walk in your fearless light.
Today I rise on your faithful arm.
You are my salvation’s shield.
You are the music of my courage.
You are the song above my fear.

“He who dwells in the secret place of the Most High shall abide under the shadow of the Almighty.”
— Psalm 91:1 (NKJV)

5 Points:

1. Security is found by staying close to God’s presence.
2. The shadow of the Almighty covers with peace.
3. To abide means to remain, not visit.
4. God’s shelter is wide enough for every fear.
5. Living under His shadow means living in rest.

Poem: Shadow of Strength

The sun burns harsh across the land.
The dust blinds the wandering eyes.
But your shadow bends soft and wide.
You pull cool peace over burning roads.
You stretch rest across my thirst.

The noon presses down on broken ground.
The fears crack the lips of hope.
But your wings pull close over the heat.
Your breath waters the weary soil.
Your arms shade the crumbling walls.

To dwell is to stay, not run.
To rest is to trust the unseen hands.
You build a home inside the storms.
You carve a table in the driest fields.
You call me to abide, not fear.

The evening leans into heavy skies.
The questions pile like darkening stones.
But your voice builds lighter walls.
Your shelter rises above the night.
Your mercy folds the shadows soft.

Today I hide beneath your wings.
Today I sit inside your rest.
You are the roof against my fear.
You are the shadow against my doubt.
You are the dwelling of my heart.

“Who are kept by the power of God through faith for salvation ready to be revealed in the last time.”
— 1 Peter 1:5 (NKJV)

5 Points:

1. God’s power, not our strength, keeps us secure.
2. Faith is the hand that holds onto His promises.
3. Salvation is both present and future assurance.
4. God’s keeping is active and protective.
5. Our future is guarded by divine strength, not human ability.

Poem: Guarded Until the End

You stand between me and the night.
You shield the road I cannot see.
Your voice bends around every blow.
Your hands hold the map of hope.
Your strength seals the coming day.

The battles I fear are not mine alone.
The storms I dread do not define the end.
You lift a banner of unseen fire.
You carve victories in silent ground.
You keep what my eyes forget.

Faith is the thread that pulls me close.
Faith is the whisper that grips your hand.
When fear rises, faith sings louder.
When doubt shakes, faith steps again.
When night grows cold, faith clings still.

You do not sleep while trouble spins.
You do not tire when the world weeps.
You hold the edge of coming storms.
You gather the broken days into crowns.
You keep the future safe in you.

Today I live guarded by your hand.
Today I walk under the shield of faith.
You are the fortress of my hope.
You are the power that secures my soul.
You are the God who carries me home.

“God is our refuge and strength, a very present help in trouble.”
— Psalm 46:1 (NKJV)

5 Points:

1. God provides immediate help in every trouble.
2. His refuge is available before, during, and after storms.
3. Strength is found not in self, but in His presence.
4. Trouble is not proof of His absence but a stage for His help.
5. Trusting Him makes fear lose its grip.

Poem: Present in Trouble

The walls tremble under sudden winds.
The floors crack beneath hurried steps.
But your hands build walls unseen.
Your arms hold roofs above the dark.
Your presence holds the dust together.

The waters break across the fields.
The skies pour weight on empty heads.
But you plant hope into soggy soil.
You raise the ruined barns again.
You breathe into the flooded dreams.

Trouble does not end your reign.
Storms do not shatter your throne.
You walk the battered ground with me.
You whisper peace against the howl.
You plant courage in the broken roads.

You are not far when trouble comes.
You are not late when the winds fall.
You are here, very present and strong.
You stand in the center of the storm.
You hold me firm when all else shakes.

Today I find shelter in your hands.
Today I rest inside your walls.
You are my refuge against the rage.
You are my strength in shaking ground.
You are my help at every cry.

“For I am persuaded that neither death nor life, nor angels nor principalities nor powers, nor things present nor things to come, nor height nor depth, nor any other created thing, shall be able to separate us from the love of God which is in Christ Jesus our Lord.”
— Romans 8:38–39 (NKJV)

5 Points:

1. No force in creation can sever God’s love for us.
2. Death and life both bow to His eternal embrace.
3. Fear of the unknown is defeated by His faithfulness.
4. Christ anchors our belonging to God permanently.
5. Nothing today or tomorrow changes His love.

Poem: Held Through It All

The river roars against the bridge.
The skies crack open wide and deep.
Still your love holds tighter than stone.
Still your arms gather the broken fields.
Still your voice sings above the storm.

The heights cannot lift me from you.
The depths cannot bury me beyond your reach.
The powers of earth cannot break your bond.
The fears of tomorrow cannot dim your light.
The past cannot tear apart your grace.

When death stands shouting at my gate,
When life twists with heavy hours,
You stay beside the trembling walls.
You press hope into shaking hands.
You call me beloved without pause.

The world shifts its endless sands.
The days rise fierce and fall tired.
Still your river of love runs sure.
Still your banner flies over my soul.
Still your promise weaves through time.

Today I breathe under your shield.
Today I stand in your endless arms.
You are the keeper of my quiet heart.
You are the anchor of my wandering feet.
You are the forever that holds me safe.

“For the Lord will not forsake His people, for His great name’s sake, because it has pleased the Lord to make you His people.”
— 1 Samuel 12:22 (NKJV)

5 Points:

1. God’s commitment to His people is based on His own character.
2. He will not abandon what He has lovingly chosen.
3. Our security rests in His faithfulness, not our worth.
4. God’s pleasure is to keep and care for His people.
5. His name guarantees His promises will not fail.

Poem: Never Forsaken

The winds may carry the world away.
The crowds may forget my name.
But you hold my place in your hands.
You wrap my soul in faithful arms.
You build forever into broken hearts.

The rivers may wash old dreams downstream.
The stars may fall without warning.
But your name stays bright over my way.
You call me yours with everlasting breath.
You speak mercy over my restless mind.

When all seems cracked and lost,
When loneliness bites at empty doors,
You whisper, “I have not forgotten.”
You shout, “You are still mine.”
You wrap your promises in light.

The night will try to scatter me.
The days will test the frame of hope.
But you hold the days inside your will.
You mark the seasons with your joy.
You anchor my steps in your heart.

Today I will trust your keeping hands.
Today I will remember I am yours.
Your faithfulness outlives every storm.
Your voice still calls me by name.
Your pleasure is my forever home.