Bible's way to Heaven

Once upon a time in a little town, Lived a preacher known for spreading the story of Jesus around. His name was The Rev, a kind old man, With a heart full of warmth, he had a plan. He visited the children, one by one, To share the story of God's only Son.

In the town, there lived a boy named John, Who was always curious and never withdrawn. He asked The Rev, 'What's the Bible's way to Heaven?' The Rev smiled and said, 'It's the path of love given.' John listened with wonder, his eyes wide and bright, Eager to learn about the guiding light.

The Rev opened the Bible and began to tell, The story of creation, where all things dwell. 'God made the earth, the sky, and the sea, And He made you, John, and me.' John nodded, amazed by what he heard, Understanding the power of God's every word.

Next, The Rev shared Noah's tale of the ark, How God saved the animals when the world turned dark. 'God's love and mercy saved them all, A lesson in faith, standing proud and tall.' John felt inspired by the courage shown, Learning that with faith, he was never alone.

The Rev spoke of the Golden Rule, A simple message, not meant to fool. 'Treat others kindly, as you'd like to be, Spread love and joy, for all to see.' John promised to follow this rule each day, Making the world brighter in every way.

Then The Rev talked about forgiveness and grace, How letting go of anger can bring a peaceful place. 'Forgiving others is the key to a happy heart, It's a brand new way to make a fresh start.' John understood the weight of letting go, And how it could make love and kindness grow.

The Rev's final words were filled with love, A gift from God, shining from above. 'Love is the way to Heaven, my dear friend, It's a path that will never bend.' John hugged The Rev, feeling warm and free, Knowing that love was the key to eternity.

From that day on, John spread love with glee, Sharing kindness and joy for all to see. The Rev's teachings stayed close to his heart, Guiding him always, never to depart. And in the town, love shone bright and clear, For John and The Rev, their bond was dear.