Freedom From Guilt

Here I stand accused
By the one who has lost grace
The ever-sufficient grace of the father

In my contention for my faith
My soul has been weighed
And I have been found wanting

Oh my flesh, you bane of my sainthood
You have vowed to betray my soul
My earthly sins, even though washed in baptism
Still lingers in my iniquities

So I linger by the cross
Where the debt of my sin was paid
Seeking for my redemption
Even though deep down
I will keep falling again and again

I wonder if I shall attain sainthood
With my flesh still lingering in my bones
With my thoughts whispering doubt to my righteousness

Author

  • Micah Ogugua Okoye is passionate about faith, African history, and poetry. He blends cultural reflection, biblical insight, and personal conviction to explore how faith meets everyday life, especially in African society. Beyond his works of poetry and writings on faith, he is also the founder of Stein OnChain, a platform dedicated to on-chain analytics and education in the Web3 space.

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