Christian Love Poems

These Christian Love poems are examples of Love poems about Christian. These are the best examples of Love Christian poems written by international poets.

[Verse 1]
We're supposed to be the good guys
We're supposed to love, love, love
But I just can't see it
these days when I look at us
[Pre-chorus]
You gotta

© Crystol Woods  

I've carved lions and tigers
but never the possums
or the beavers which
taught us how to build
and better to flee to the
threats of bark.
Shattered marbles,
never roll back
and

© Ryan Geoffrey Hayward  

Your Divine Spirit is an open book of spontaneous reference. I have met people who seldom read the bible...yet, most every word they speak and

© Joe Dimino  

Well Daniel had the lions den
And David had his sling
Daniel prayed and prophesied
And David became a king
God cares for us all
No matter what we do
If

© Crystol Woods  

~Pressures  And Troubles ~
 (Free Verse  ) 



~O~


Pressures and troubles build up and there you go
And keeping that smiling face is really very

© Dorian Petersen Potter  

I often sail where glitter,
stars a dear focus of mine -- 
a twinkle voyage, fore and aft,
Christ my sure steer rudder --

© Joe Dimino  

"Be still…
and know God!"
Present in every
atom, manifestation of being:

The chatter of the day -- 
our desires, fretting,
unsettling nature of seemingly
sometimes fathomless night – 

can turn

© Joe Dimino  

August 7 Faith in God Bible Meditations Based on Isaiah 45-49 
 
Key Verse – Isaiah 45:5 I am the LORD, and there is none

© Beata Agustin  

I lift my eyes from the place of my struggle,
From the dark corners where battles rage unseen.
My help comes from the Lord,
Maker of heaven, earth,

© Christen Kuikoua  

Calling Death

Just sitting in the room. Cold air comes from the window
Dawn woke me up from the cemetery. Great early lights
Calling the eternal life. The

© Vilmos Zoltan Galyo  

I think intimacy is more than
an endearing human trait -- 

Intimacy is what we have when
defenses are down

Intimacy is a lack of fear, with
an abundance

© Joe Dimino  

I'm sorry I didn't bring 
roses to your funeral. 

I brought a Christmas 
wreath instead. 

I didn't want to symbolize 
your withering, 

I wanted to

© Alijah Rivers  

Your name, a prayer itself. 
Jesus, how you love us. 
Your name brings peace to the restless. 
A peace that keeps you praising on the

© Maria Mastay  

  separated by vows of abstinence but 
forever bonded by Light entwined 
two parallel Orders twinned
in material poverty firm endured 
with One Heart beating

© Ghairo Daniels  

I have this little Ginger Cat.
Lord knows what he sees
in me! – cutest adoring eyes
I don’t deserve; purrs in 
reserve, as he settles to cuddle
and

© Joe Dimino