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.


I Heard A Child Laugh This poem was inspired by two things; One, my Great Aunt who inspired me to write a poem about this quote from my Great Grandma:"My day is complete: I heard a child laugh." The other is Maria, Steven Curtis Chapman's little girl who died tragicaly.	by Joy Wieters

Welcoming Waters In memory of saying goodbye to my dad when we scattered his ashes to the sea.	by Marilyn Goerler

Visiting Him I often visit a shoreline park nearby to visit with my dad in spirit. He passed away two years ago and always loved the water so.	by Marilyn Goerler

I'm Eighty Four you Know Very often this lady misses out at Christmas time I want to give her a higher profile. Read it and smile	by Albert Watson

Our Calling I am aware that many things have been done in the name of Christ that really are not of Christ. This poem reminds us that we the Church are to be a very different people.	by Albert Watson

I Am Nothing Sometimes we must admit we are nothing without Jesus. He will carry us through any trial. As human beings we can do nothing without Him. I know, "I Am Nothing."	by Kathleen Higham

The Promised Kiss I saw this elderly woman having dinner with her daughter. I could not stop staring at her as she reminded me of my Mom. I asked her for a hug, but she gave me a kiss and some words that only God could speak. I think God sent me an angel last night.	by Kathleen Higham

Three This is a poem about a young woman with a prison ministry. Her husband is newly ordained and they have been blessed with a seven month old baby. A miracle baby, a miracle life. It is my joy to know this family.	by Kathleen Higham

So Much More We are blessed to have a Christian doctor. She treats my husband like a father. There is no one quite like her. We are so thankful for this lovely woman.	by Kathleen Higham