Christian Christmas Poems
Christian Christmas poems and prayers. Inspirational religious Christmas poetry honoring Jesus and true meaning of Christmas. Religious poems verse for Christmas cards and church.
True Christian Christmas
Christmas isn't showy gifts
Or glittering decoration;
It's honoring our Savior, Jesus Christ
In humble adoration.
It's serving those less fortunate,
Meeting their needs before our own;
It's making sure at Christmas time
That no one is alone.
It's taking what we would have spent
On things that no one needs,
And using it to help someone
With service and good deeds.
Our Savior showed us how to live
With charity, faith and service.
It makes the holidays a joy,
More peaceful, and less nervous.
So let's remember Christmas is
About our Savior's birth;
That's the way to happiness,
The way to peace on earth.
By Joanna Fuchs
Religious Christmas poems are very popular. This Christian Christmas poem reminds us why we celebrate.
Jesus Is The Reason
In Bethlehem, God gave to us
The source of Christmas joy;
A star shown on a miracle:
The virgin birth of a boy.
He was born both God and man,
A Savior for us all,
The way to get to our heavenly home,
If we just heed His call.
So as we shop and spend and wrap
And enjoy the Christmas season,
Let's keep in mind the sacred truth:
Jesus is the reason.
By Joanna Fuchs
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It's time to stop the rampant materialism and be better role models for our children, says this Christian Christmas poem. It's
Real Joy
What is Christmas without Jesus Christ?
It's a holiday full of stuff.
Money and stress, teaching kids greed,
Some people are saying "Enough!"
"Love one another," our Savior said.
It's all about love, not things.
Let's teach our children to serve, and create
The real joy the true Christmas brings.
By Joanna Fuchs
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Christian Christmas poetry can explain a bit of Christmas history, as this religious Christian poem does.
Why We Celebrate
Why do we celebrate
Jesus’ birth at Christmas,
though we don’t know
when He was born?
It was necessary and inevitable
that we select a date
to celebrate an eternal miracle--
the coming to earth
of God in human form...Jesus,
Who changed the entire world
with His message of love,
forgiveness, humility and peace.
Christmas is an obligatory
and indispensable holiday
marking the transformation
from guiltless selfishness
to striving to follow His example
of service to God and our fellow man.
That is worth celebrating.
By Joanna Fuchs
Christian Christmas poetry can explain parts of Christianity. This Christian Christmas poem reminds us that the basis for Christmas is religious Christianity. The word "Christmas" refers to a Mass for Christ, a religious ritual.
Why Do We Celebrate Christmas?
Why do we celebrate Christmas,
A "Mass" for Christ, each year?
Why do we shop and give out gifts,
Basking in Christmas cheer?
Our joy is based in the Gospel,
The amazing "good news" of Christ;
We’re grateful for what He gave to us
And all He sacrificed.
Priceless gifts He brought,
Eternal life, and more,
A perfect role model for all of us,
He opened heaven’s door.
At Christmas time let’s be
Reverent and devout,
Celebrating a Christmas real and true:
Jesus Christ is what it’s about.
By Joanna Fuchs
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Short Christian Christmas Poems
Here’s a short Christian Christmas poem in free verse, perfect for use as a Christmas card message.
God Bless You at Christmas
God bless you at Christmas;
May the Light of the World
Shine on you and those you love
As you share this blessed, holy season.
By Joanna Fuchs
Here’s another short Christmas card message.
Christmas Contentment
At Christmas,
May Jesus fill your hearts with peace,
May God grant you abundant grace,
And may you have sweet contentment
In the New Year.
By
Joanna Fuchs
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A religious Christmas poem like this one gives a different focus to the holiday. This Christian Christmas poem is a recipe for stress relief.
A Different Kind Of Christmas
Sometimes Christmas is just overwhelming, it seems,
As we rush around buying up stuff.
We spend without end, and we rack up those bills,
But it feels like it's never enough.
So this Christmas, let's all take a different approach:
Let's try to be more in accord
With God's Christmas gift, the best one of all--
Our sweet Jesus, our Savior, our Lord.
We'll be gentle and patient, and loving and kind,
And we'll keep our priorities straight;
The gifts of the Spirit, the gifts of the heart
Are the ones that we'll all celebrate.
And our stress will decrease, and we'll feel more at peace,
As we decorate, package, and trim;
Our new Christmas will be a pure joy and delight,
As we try to be much more like Him.
By Joanna Fuchs
Religious Christmas poetry can give gentle advice. This Christian Christmas poem suggests how to make every day more like Christmas.
Practice Jesus
If we practiced Jesus every way,
It'd be like Christmas every day;
If we, like Him, were meek and mild
And loved each woman, man and child,
If we'd read our Bible, it'd remind us,
So that every single day would find us
More and more in sweet accord
With our sweet Jesus--Master, Lord.
Then every day that we're alive
Would be like December 25.
By Joanna Fuchs
This religious Christmas poem addresses the selfish materialism we sometimes see at Christmas time. It's religious Christmas poetry with a message.
Give
If we would take just half the measure
Of what we spend on Christmas pleasure
To give to others who have less,
Our love for Jesus we’d express.
What we spend on Christmas stuff
(It's really way more than enough)
To others can mean so much more
Than trifles we often use it for.
The Bible tells us how to live;
A frequent lesson we read is "give."
It’s time to spread uncommon cheer;
Merry Christmas and Happy New Year.
By Joanna Fuchs
A deep dive into Christmas history reveals Jesus, Jesus, nothing but Jesus and celebrating His birth. This Christian Christmas poem is about the real Christmas.
The Best Kind of Christmas
The best kind of Christmas
Would be peaceful, serene,
No chaos, no stress,
Just Jesus, pristine.
We’d worship and pray;
We’d help those in need,
To be like our savior,
And follow His lead.
By Joanna Fuchs
This Christian Christmas poem follows Jesus’ birth to its ultimate consequence: eternal life for us.
To Heaven’s Gate
Jesus’ birth was God’s first sign
We would be with Him, divine.
That is why we celebrate
This babe, who leads to heaven’s gate.
To you, whom we're often thinking of,
We send our Christian Christmas love.
By Joanna Fuchs
Christmas Prayers
Christmas prayers are one of the top Christmas searches, so here are some Christmas prayers. This Christmas prayer is a rhyming, short Christian Christmas poem that recognizes the most treasured Christmas gift of all.
Christmas Treasure
Dear Lord, we're here at Christmas time
To honor your sacred birth,
Dear Savior, thank you for bringing all
Your precious gifts to earth.
As we delight in this holiday
With its bright and special pleasure,
We pray to remember all year round
That You are the only true treasure.
In Jesus' name we pray, Amen.
By Joanna Fuchs
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Here's a free verse Christian Christmas poem that is a Christmas prayer to be said at Christmas dinner.
Christmas Blessing
Dear Lord,
We thank You for being here with us
as we celebrate this cherished holiday
to honor Your precious, sacred birth.
We recognize and acknowledge
that all the material pleasures we enjoy today,
the food, the gifts, and everything else
come from You, Lord,
through your grace, your compassion,
and Your love for us.
Help us throughout the year
to always strive to be worthy
of all the blessings You have given us,
our family, our friends and our comforts,
by living our lives in Your will
according to Your Holy Word.
We pray that You will bless this food
and everyone at this table.
In Jesus' name we pray, Amen.
By Joanna Fuchs
Christian Christmas poetry can include prayers written in free verse, like this Christmas prayer.
We Celebrate Your Birth
Dear Lord, as we celebrate Your birth,
let us remember that You are the true reason for Christmas.
Let every sparkling light remind us how You illuminate our lives,
a shining beacon to guide us in our thoughts and actions each day,
and how You light us from within
in the knowledge of Your love and truth.
Let the Christmas trees, standing straight, tall, unbowed,
remind us of Your uprightness, Your goodness, Your perfection,
and Your refusal to bow to worldly temptations,
no matter how great the challenge or trouble.
Lord, as we feast on Christmas treats,
let us remember that You are the sole provider
of everything worth having, that all good things come from You.
And as we enjoy our gifts, let us never forget
that You are the greatest gift of all--our wonderful Savior,
Counselor, Giver of an eternal life whose wonders we cannot imagine.
So as we delight in Christmas, the happiest and brightest of holidays,
let us remember there would be no Christmas without You, Lord,
and let us our hearts be filled with joy, and love
and thankfulness, this Christmas and all the ones to come.
In Jesus' name we pray, Amen.
By Joanna Fuchs
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