Christmas Poems

Presents or Presence
How essential the shift from consumerism to Christ.

by John Janzen

Now That Is Peace
Now that is peace,... Christmas peace.

by louis gander

A Christmas Thought
Here, the author is reflecting on the radical change during his lifetime on how signs of Christmas have disappeared from American public life. Feel free to use this poem; please include the author's name. [email protected] Thank you. Robert Deimel

by Robert Deimel

The True Meaning Of Christmas
I wrote this poem several years ago after taking my son Christmas shopping with me. While in the mall I couldn't help but notice none of the decorations had anything to do with the true meaning of Christmas.

by Brian Walters

A PRAYER FOR YOU AT CHRISTMAS
Celebrate Jesus Christ- the reason for the season.

by Benjamin Anabaraonye

Accept God's perfect Gift
A Christmas poem.

by Margaret Cagle

Who could have guessed
He was just a baby born at a difficult time and in difficult circumstances. His mother gave birth to him far from home, He was born in a stable, laid in a manger and there was no one to welcome his arrival except a band of shepherds.

by Marion Caragounis

How Many?
I remain amazed at the gracious gift of my Redeemer. Many have given for the benefit of friends, family, strangers and every so often, even for an enemy. My Lord however has given more than them all and under greater circumstance than we can grasp.

by John Janzen

All The Angels Sang
Everyone loves singing "Deck the Halls." This poem offers more Christ-centered content for that delightful tune. Luke 2:14 — A multitude of the heavenly host praised God singing, “Glory to God in the highest!”

by Douglas Knighton