Poetry About Jesus
Christ in Sight
We need to fix our eyes on Jesus - for He is where true hope is discovered and claimed
We need to fix our eyes on Jesus - for He is where true hope is discovered and claimed
by Dave Mudford
The Servant King
Many see Jesus as just a good teacher with a kind heart - He is so much more! This poem explores various aspects of His character (from the anger that drove the merchants from the temple to the one that children loved). May He be praised forever.
Many see Jesus as just a good teacher with a kind heart - He is so much more! This poem explores various aspects of His character (from the anger that drove the merchants from the temple to the one that children loved). May He be praised forever.
by Dave Mudford
HOLY IS THE LAMB OF GOD
Holy is the Lamb of God, our Redeemer, Prince of Peace. . .
Holy is the Lamb of God, our Redeemer, Prince of Peace. . .
The Washing According to Peter
This poem tells the story of Jesus washing the feet of His disciples, with Peter as the narrator.
This poem tells the story of Jesus washing the feet of His disciples, with Peter as the narrator.
WHEN YOU HEAR THE NAME OF CHRIST
“Who do people say the Son of Man is?. . .But what about you?” he asked. ‘Who do you say I am?’ Simon Peter answered, 'You are the Messiah, the Son of the living God,’” (Matthew 16: 13,15–16, NIV).
“Who do people say the Son of Man is?. . .But what about you?” he asked. ‘Who do you say I am?’ Simon Peter answered, 'You are the Messiah, the Son of the living God,’” (Matthew 16: 13,15–16, NIV).
The Bread of Life
Jesus Christ is the Bread of Life and He has declared that whoever comes to Him will never go hungry, and those who believe in Him will never thirst.
Jesus Christ is the Bread of Life and He has declared that whoever comes to Him will never go hungry, and those who believe in Him will never thirst.
Her Prayer
An imagery poem of a woman praying to leave her problems with Jesus and his salvation.
An imagery poem of a woman praying to leave her problems with Jesus and his salvation.
by Connie Vigil
