Best Godme Poems


I Love You Lord Jesus

I love you, Lord.

I love you, Lord
More than anyone in this world
Because Your love is the greatest of all.

I love you, Lord 
For You are my Protector
When the world is against me.

I love you, Lord
Because You are the one 
Who gives me strength and hope.

I love you, Lord
Because You alone
Who understand me.

I love you, Lord 
Because You love me
More than I love you.

I love you, Lord 
For helping my family, 
Relatives, and friends.

I love you, Lord
Because You are my guiding light
When my life is full of darkness.

O Lord, so many reasons to love you
But even without these reasons, 
I still love you, Lord Jesus.

I know, 
You have loved me before, 
You love me now, 
You will love me tomorrow, 
And for the rest of my life.

I love you, Lord Jesus...

God's Gifts

God gave me a pen and a paper 
To write.

God gave me knowledge 
To share.

God gave me a loving heart 
To forgive.

God gave me a new life
To be good.

God gave me a wonderful family
To love.

God gave me money
To spend wisely.

God gave me difficulties
To make me strong.

God gave me power
To condemn evil.

God gave me a great job
To nurse the sick.

God gives me everything
I want in my life.

Lord Jesus, You Are the One

Lord Jesus, You are the one.

Who gives me strength and hope
When doubts and fears arise.

Who stands alone for me
Overcoming life's adversaries.

Who protects me from devastation
And helps me resist life's temptations.

Who leads me the right path to choose
In most difficult situations of my life.

Who saves me when I become frail
To fight the forces of evil.

Who gives me this gift so that
Others may see the light- Your light.

Who takes away my pain and sufferings
All throughout the days of sorrows.

Who is my Lord, my King, 
And The Creator Of Everything.

Who I will always love and serve
For the rest of my life.

Lord Jesus, You are the one.


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