Christian Poetry (Christart.com)

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Here you will find poems about God, faith and many other topics dear to Christians. You can submit your own original poetry by joining. Click here, it's free. All poems are automatically entered into our monthly contest. Prizes are awarded.


God's Workmanship 2 Corinthians 3:2-3 You yourselves are our letter, written on our hearts, known and read by everybody. You show that you are a letter from Christ, the result of our ministry, written not with ink but with the Spirit of the living God, not on tablets of s	by Danette Kettwich

THOSE FAMILIAR FACES These are some of the familiar emotional facial expressions we see people wear in various situations and circumstances of life. More often than not they determine how we respond to people. As christians God would have our faces to shine with His glory	by Linda Williams

GOD IS BUILDING ME A PLACE JESUS SAID 'I GO TO PREPARE A PLACE FOR YOU, AND I WILL COME AGAIN TO TAKE YOU WITH ME.	by edward potts

Renewal We need to consistently re-examine our will, motives and desires. It can be so easy sometimes to do and be and want thing that will hinder God's perfect will in our lives. This is my prayer.	by Gertrude Jefferies

Funny Friends. Jane Ron and I worked with Cornerstone a Christian Charity based in Birmingham England.Now I have always liked to play with words looking for a laugh. Do you think I achieved that with this poem. Some may need to have a look at the fifth books title.	by Albert Watson

Personal Call It was suggested that I and others might write a poem with these words included.Jesus,power,feet,army,heart,mercy,grace,love,forgiveness,loss,sinners,calling.	by Albert Watson

Independence Day To My Grandpa Fritz- Thank you for fighting to keep our freedom and freedom of others!	by Danette Kettwich

Colorado I wrote this poem yesterday as we headed back home from the Colorado Mountains, it was hard to leave such beauty!	by Danette Kettwich

The Macedonian Call My interpretation of Acts chapter 16 verses 6 to 15. One for the ladies me thinks.	by Albert Watson