“Demons” by David Ritter is a moving spiritual poem about finding peace through prayer and faith during dark nights. Read it here or download a printable version.
“Demons” by David Ritter is a moving spiritual poem about finding peace through prayer and faith during dark nights. Read it here or download a printable version.
“Gone” by David Ritter is a powerful reflection on sobriety, faith, and redemption — a poem of gratitude for the peace found in recovery.
“I Am Sober” by David Ritter is an honest and uplifting poem about recovery, faith, and perseverance. Through struggle and prayer, it reminds us that each sober day is a victory worth celebrating.
“Meet Him in the Morning” is a peaceful reflection on faith and gratitude. David Ritter reminds us that even in life’s storms, God’s love renews us like the morning light and dew.
Father of the Bride by David Ritter is a touching poem that captures the emotions of a father on his daughter’s wedding day. Blending pride, nostalgia, and love, it honors the bond between a father and daughter as she begins her new journey.
A tender reflection on love’s fleeting beauty, Summer Love captures both the warmth of affection and the chill of heartbreak as the seasons change.
Read Surrendered by David Ritter — a poem about faith, forgiveness, and letting go of fear through God’s grace and redemption.
In A Battle for Kindness, David Ritter calls for compassion and unity in a divided world. This powerful poem reflects on the loss of brotherhood and the hope that empathy can heal our nation’s wounds.
In Calmer Seas, David Ritter explores the journey through emotional storms toward peace and renewal. With vivid nautical imagery and faith-filled lines, the poem reminds readers that calm always follows chaos.
In The Kind Man, a prisoner on the edge of hopelessness meets a mysterious stranger who offers a message of salvation. Through this encounter, Joe discovers that even in the darkest place, the light of faith can still break through — a story that echoes the true spirit of Christmas.