75 Poems About Jesus

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Poetry is a beautiful way to inspire creativity and imagination in students, and what better way to combine that with teaching about religion than through poems about Jesus?

In this article, we have compiled a collection of poems about Jesus that teachers can use in their classrooms to teach their students about his life and teachings.

From traditional hymns to contemporary ballads, these poems represent diverse styles and perspectives, each with a unique message to share.

Whether used as a standalone lesson or as part of a more extensive discussion about Jesus and Christianity, these poems will indeed engage and enlighten students of all ages.

Related: For more, check out our article on The Importance Of Teaching About Christmas  here.

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Five Free Verse Poems About Jesus

Title: Divine Love

Love that is boundless,

Grace that is endless,

Redemption that is priceless

All came from the holy being

Whose gift is everlasting.

Infinite love that saved humanity,

A sacrifice that we cannot repay,

But through the life of our Savior,

We can walk in his love every day.

Title: The Carpenter

Rough hands worn by years of work,

A humble man whose mission was unclear,

Yet he showed us how to live a life of worth,

With every masterpiece he crafted so dear.

Through his hands, he built more than wood,

He built a purpose for each of our days,

Showing us that every task is important,

No matter how small it may seem in our ways.

Title: Savior

In the darkest of nights,

In the depths of our fears,

We look to you for guidance,

And rise above the tears.

You are the light that brings hope,

The anchor that steadies our ship,

We trust in you to never fail us,

Through every storm we may encounter in our trip.

Title: God’s Only Son

Chosen to save a broken world,

A burden that only he could bear,

He loved us all with a heart so pure,

And taught us how to love and care.

Through every step of his path,

He showed us how to live for each other,

Kindness, compassion, and love,

Are lessons we learned from our brother.

Title: Faithful Friend

Amidst the trials of this earthly life,

You are a friend who remains steadfast,

You walk beside us through every strife,

And never forsake us till the very last.

In every moment, you listen to our hearts,

And understand our pain and our sorrow,

You comfort us with your love and compassion,

Guiding us to a brighter tomorrow.

Related: For more, check out our article on Poems About Christmas Day here.

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Five Acrostic Poems About Jesus

1. Jesus, Our Savior

Journey of a humble birth,

Everlasting love He brings to earth.

Savior, in a manger lay,

Underneath the stars’ soft ray.

Salvation’s promise, His life’s worth.

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2. Emmanuel, God With Us

Emmanuel, with us you stay,

Man and God, in mystery sway.

Man’s redemption in Your hands lay,

Under the cross, our sins at bay.

Eternal life, You portray.

Love for all, You convey.

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3. Messiah, Anointed One

Messiah, in prophecy foretold,

Each sign pointing, bold as gold.

Salvation’s story, in Your life, unfold,

Sacrifice of love, in Your hands we hold.

In You, our faith finds its mold,

Anointed One, Your love is untold.

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4. Redeemer, Our Hope

Redeemer, You came, our lives to mend,

Each sin cleansed, each wound to tend.

Destiny of love, on You we depend,

Every heart You touch, You rend.

Miracle of grace, Your love sends,

Eternal hope, in You, ascends.

Redemption’s song, in our hearts, blends.

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5. Savior, Our Light

Savior, You shine, in our darkest night,

A beacon of hope, of love’s pure light.

Victory over death, Your eternal might,

In You, we find strength for the fight.

Our hearts You fill, with joy so bright,

Radiant Savior, our soul’s delight.

By Dan Higgins 2024

Ten Heartfelt Love Poems About Jesus

1. The Love of the Savior

Underneath His gaze, we find peace,

His love, a river that will never cease.

In His arms, we are forever held,

Every fear, in His presence, dispelled.

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2. The Shepherd’s Song

He leads us with a shepherd’s heart,

With love that will never depart.

His voice, a beacon in the night,

Guiding us towards the light.

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3. In His Footsteps

In His footsteps, we walk each day,

His love lighting the darkest way.

With every step, His love we find,

A testament to the divine.

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4. The Carpenter’s Love

The carpenter, with love and care,

Crafted salvation beyond compare.

His love, a house where hearts reside,

In Him, we forever abide.

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5. The Divine Embrace

In His embrace, we find our home,

Nevermore in darkness to roam.

His love, a sanctuary pure,

In His grace, we are secure.

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6. The Lighthouse

His love, a lighthouse in the storm,

A beacon guiding us to the warm.

In His light, we find our way,

From night’s despair to break of day.

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7. The Potter’s Hand

Like clay in the potter’s hand,

We are shaped by His command.

His love, the artist’s gentle touch,

Molding us with love so much.

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8. The Lamb’s Sacrifice

The Lamb, with love so profound,

On the cross, His love was found.

His sacrifice, the ultimate gift,

Our spirits to forever lift.

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9. The Bread of Life

He is the bread, the life-giving grain,

His love, a balm for every pain.

In Him, we find our daily feast,

From the greatest to the least.

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10. The Living Water

His love, the well that never runs dry,

Quenching the thirst of each passerby.

His love, the living water pure,

In Him, we find the cure.

By Dan Higgins 2024

Related: For more, check out our article on Poems About Christmas Eve here.

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Five Rhyming Poems About Jesus

1. The Divine Shepherd

In the field of life so vast,
With challenges coming fast,
There’s a shepherd, pure and just,
In His guidance, we put our trust.

Through valleys dark, He leads the way,
In His presence, we wish to stay.
His love is like a ceaseless sea,
In His arms, we are truly free.

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2. The Light of the World

In darkness deep, a light did shine,
A beacon of hope, divine and fine.
Jesus, the light, so bright and true,
Guides us home, makes all things new.

In His light, there’s no despair,
Only love, comfort, and care.
His radiance dispels all fear,
In His light, we hold dear.

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3. The Bread of Life

In hunger’s grip, we may stumble,
But Jesus is there when we crumble.
He’s the bread of life, so pure,
His nourishment forever sure.

Feeding souls, He quenches thirst,
Of all loves, His is first.
In His grace, we find relief,
He’s the cure for every grief.

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4. The Vine of Truth

Jesus, the vine, we the branches,
His word, a seed that enhances.
Nurturing roots with love and care,
Bearing fruit beyond compare.

In His truth, we firmly grow,
His divine love, always in flow.
Connected to Him, we thrive,
In His love, we come alive.

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5. The Resurrection and the Life

Death has lost its sting and power,
In Jesus, our victorious tower.
He’s the resurrection and the life,
His victory ends all strife.

In His promise, we find peace,
Knowing life will never cease.
In His resurrection, hope is born,
A new day dawns, a bright morn.

By Dan Higgins 2024

Related: For more, check out our article on Poems About Angels here.

Five Haiku Poems About Jesus

Title: The Shepherd

Tending to his flock

Guiding through darkness and fear

Jesus, our Good Shepherd

Title: The Miracle Worker

Healing pain and hurt

Miracles beyond our grasp

Jesus, our Savior

Title: The Ultimate Sacrifice

A crown of thorns pierced

Nailed to a cross on the hill

Jesus, love divine

Title: Redeeming Love

A love so steadfast

Forgiving the darkest of sins

Jesus, grace poured out

Title: Hope in the Resurrection

Death could not hold him

Rising up on Easter morn

Jesus, our true hope

Related: For more, check out our article on Poems About Easter here.

Five Limerick Poems About Jesus

Title: The Birth of Christ

In Bethlehem town, long ago

A Savior was born, don’t you know?

In a manger he lay

On that very first day

His great love for us began to show.

Title: Walking on Water

On stormy seas, waves crashing higher

The disciples were gripped by their fear

But when Jesus appeared

Walking on waters adorned with spires

His mircale made their terror disapear.

Title: The Last Supper

The final meal with his friends

Jesus broke bread and prayed without ends

This act of communion

United the union

He knew how his earthly life would end

Title: The Resurrection

Three days in the tomb he laid

His followers full of dismay

Then an angel appeared

And they ran off in fear

Jesus rose and doubts were allayed.

Title: Calm Amid the Storm

When the ship was battered and tossed

waves bigger than any they had crossed

Jesus spoke and there

was a newfound calmness in the air

A peace that could not be lost.

Related: For more, check out our article on Poems About Palm Sunday here.

Five Tanka Poems About Jesus

Title: The Good Shepherd

He leads us with care

Through verdant pastures we roam

The Good Shepherd guides

His love, constant and steadfast

Finds us when we’re lost and alone

Title: The Miracle Worker

His hands heal the sick

Eyes bring sight to the blind man

Jesus walks the earth

A miracle worker, he,

Brings hope and grace to mankind

Title: The Crucifixion

Nailed to rugged cross

Hours stretch as he bears pain

A sinless sacrifice

Forgiving our darkest sins

On this day, love redefined

Title: The Resurrection

In joy and triumph

He takes on death and rises

Eternal hope blooms

Through Christ, we gain victory

Over death and sin’s dark hold

Title: The Great Redeemer

Washed clean of our sins

By his outstretched loving arms

He died for us all

Our great Redeemer, who graced

Us with his endless mercy.

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Five Sonnet Poems About Jesus

Title: Redeeming Love

Oh, how wondrous is the love that flowed,

From the cross where You breathed Your last breath

You redeemed all sinners, freed and bestowed,

Grace and mercy- conquering over death

Through a crown of thorns pierced, you bore our pain

Nails on your wrists, beaten and bruised

A thirst to save all- forransom we slain

The world’s sin, on the cross, you have chiseled, reduced.

You graced us with love that will never fail,

Forgiveness that will forever sustain

Redemption, freeing shackled hearts and impale

Hope for the hopeless, love that shall remain

Oh, Redeemer, God’s love with no compare

We sing hosanna, God’s love beyond compare

Title: The Crucifixion

On the rugged cross, an agony borne

The weight of the world on his shoulders laid

For all of mankind, redemption was sworn

In the face of death, love and mercy displayed

The sky turned black as he breathed his last breath

As other men’s dreams shattered in despair

But love beyond all measure conquered death

And we were given our hearts to repair

As tears fall like rain in the aftermath

We bow at the mercy seat of the Lord

His blood shed to spare us from the afterglow

Of sin and death, oh Christ, our great reward

So let our praise rise high in this moment

For in you, Lord we find our true intent

Title: The Rescue

In the bleakest of nights, you rescue us

The light that guides in the midst of pain

You lift our feet that we may never fall

In your arms, peace where heartache is once lain

From the darkness, you pulled us out into light

Hope for the hopeless, lifted of the fears

Your love, like divine grace, glowing with might

And your presence, wiping away the tears

We surrender, Christ, our hearts in your hand

At your mercy seat, we lay down our pride

Our lives under your will, on your command

Clothed in your love, in you, we shall abide

Oh, how wondrous is the rescue you bring

In every broken heart, your love shall sing

Title: Love’s Ode To Christ

In all the love I give, all comes from thee

My Lord and savior, the king of my soul

You left the glory of heaven to come and be

The perfect love that could make me whole

Oh, Christ, your love is a boundless sea

That drowns my soul in love’s symphony

I lift my hands, singing in harmony

Of love that shall reach eternity

Your grace transcends all my sin and shame

A love that never fades nor shall depart

Oh, Christ, your love burns in this emptied frame

With love that pierces through my calloused heart

In all things, your mercy shall forever reign

In your love, Lord, I find my strength to sustain

Title: The Miracle Worker

You healed the sick and gave back sight to blind

Through hands of love, you touched the deaf and mute

The final sign for all that you aligned

Prophesies fulfilled, God’s divine pursuit

Through you, our souls receive God’s love and grace

The dead were raised, the storms were made to cease

Blind eyes could now see the traces of Your face

Hope and healing- an everlasting release

With your touch, the unclean were accepted and loved

The lost sheep found, in you, their Great Comforter

In every miracle, your divine love fronted-

Beyond all measure, in you, we shall transfer

Oh, Christ, the miracle of your touch and light

Brings healing and grace, ever perfect and bright

Five Poems About the Love of Jesus

1. The Perfect Love

In his arms, I find my peace,

With his love, all worries cease.

His mercy, a river that’s ever flowing,

His truth, a light that’s ever glowing.

The love of Jesus, pure and divine,

A beacon of hope, forever to shine.

In every trial, in every test,

His love remains, it is the best.

By Dan Higgins 2024

2. The Savior’s Embrace

In the quiet of the night, His voice I hear,

A gentle whisper, drawing me near.

His love, a fortress, strong and sure,

His presence, a comfort, pure and pure.

The love of Jesus, a shelter from the storm,

A loving embrace, tender and warm.

In His arms, I am never alone,

His love guides me, leading me home.

By Dan Higgins 2024

3. The Redeemer’s Grace

He came to the earth, His love to reveal,

With every wound, He has the power to heal.

His love, a balm for every pain,

His grace, a rainbow after the rain.

The love of Jesus, a gift so sweet,

At the cross, where justice and mercy meet.

In His love, I am made whole,

His love, the anchor for my soul.

By Dan Higgins 2024

4. The Shepherd’s Heart

He leads me beside still waters, He restores my soul,

His love fills me up, makes me whole.

His love, a shepherd’s gentle care,

His presence, always everywhere.

The love of Jesus, steadfast and true,

In every season, His love breaks through.

In His love, I find my rest,

His love, indeed, is the very best.

By Dan Higgins 2024

5. The King’s Sacrifice

Upon the cross, His love was shown,

Through His sacrifice, grace was known.

His love, a crown of thorns He wore,

His life, for us, forevermore.

The love of Jesus, so deep and wide,

In His love, we can confide.

In His sacrifice, our sins are covered,

By His love, we are truly discovered.

By Dan Higgins 2024

Ode

Five Ode Poems About Jesus

Title: The Holy One

Oh Holy One, who graced this earth with love,

A light so bright that darkness cannot keep,

You are the one who reigns from up above,

Who knows the depths of human pain and grief.

You guided us with hands that healed the sick,

And gave us hope in times of deep despair,

Your mercy flows abundant, ever quick,

For all to know that you are always there.

Oh gentle Savior, Lord of majesty,

You conquered death to bring us life anew,

Your sacrifice, a gift of love so free,

That we might dwell forevermore with you.

Praises we sing to Christ, the Holy One,

For in your love, all darkness is undone.

Title: The Redeemer

Oh Holy One, who graced this earth with love,

You came to us with mercy ever true,

And through your death, eternal life was won,

The ultimate redeeming grace for all.

You lifted up the lowly and the poor,

And showed us how to live a life of love,

A legacy that echoes evermore,

As we walk in your footsteps up above.

Oh Christ, our Savior, Redeemer ever true,

You gave your life for us on Calvary,

That we might be made whole and born anew,

Oh Christ, our Lord, we give our hearts to thee.

In every moment, holy and divine,

We sing your praise, in endless love entwined.

Title: The Miraculous One

Oh Miraculous One, whose power and grace,

Still shines so brightly through the darkest hour,

Through every trial, every difficult space,

You show us your love with wonder and power.

From feeding thousands with a single hand,

To calming raging seas and healing pain,

Your miracles and wonders now withstand,

The test of time and bring us hope again.

Oh Christ, the Miracle Worker, constant guide,

You guide us with a love that never fades,

Your presence is a balm that brings us light,

And magnifies the glory of your ways.

In you, oh Lord, we find our hope and peace,

Our hearts and souls forevermore set free.

Title: The Divine Praise

Oh Divine One, whose love surpasses all,

In endless mercy with your grace so true,

Our hearts and souls to you we give in awe,

And offer up this hymn of praise anew.

For by your love, our minds are set alight,

And every word we speak, a song of love,

Your gentle touch, a beacon in the night,

That guides us to thy holy courts above.

Oh Christ, the Great High Priest, our hearts aflame,

With hope and reverence for thy holy name,

We lift our voices high in endless praise,

To you, oh Lord, our hearts and souls we raise.

In every moment of our lives restored,

We offer praise to Christ, our risen Lord.

Title: The Shepherd’s Love

Oh Gentle Shepherd, who leads us through the night,

And guides us by thy grace alone,

Thy love a beacon and a guiding light,

That brings us hope in time of need unknown.

For in thy care, our souls are ever known,

And in thy rest, we find a shelter true,

A place where mercy reigns, and peace is sown,

And every heart is loved and made anew.

Oh Christ, our Shepherd, Lord on high,

Thy love endures, a flame that cannot die,

We trust in thee to guide and lead the way,

For you are with us every step and day.

In every moment, love forever stays,

And in thy care, we find eternal grace.

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Five Villanelle Poems About Jesus

Title: Savior’s Love

The love of Savior reaches far and wide

It reaches those who may feel lost and small

And to those who fear, He is by their side

His love for us was proclaimed and tried

His grace is offered to one and all

The love of Savior reaches far and wide

Through pain and suffering, He never denied

His love for us, even when we fall

And to those who fear, He is by their side

His love for us is a boundless tide

A love that can break through any wall

The love of Savior reaches far and wide

In Him, there is no need to hide

For in His love, we find our call

And to those who fear, He is by their side

His love shall forever be our guide

With every step, He leads us through it all

The love of Savior reaches far and wide

And to those who fear, He is by their side

Title: The Redeemer’s Mercy

In every wrong, the God of mercy reigns

In every sin, His love endures

And through His Son, in us He sustains

A love that firmly stands and endures

For Christ our Redeemer, ever true

By grace, our hearts He heals and renews

In every wrong, the God of mercy reigns

When earthly hope feels lost in its pains

In all our fears, Christ’s love ensues

And through His Son, in us He sustains

On Calvary’s cross, His love was slain

For us, He gave His life to save

In every wrong, the God of mercy reigns

His love, great love, still remains

A promise that He will never betray

And through His Son, in us He sustains

Oh, Christ the Lord, forever praised

For in your love, our debt is paid

In every wrong, the God of mercy reigns

And through His Son, in us He sustains

Title: Beloved Of Christ

Beloved of Christ, lift up your heart

And know that you are loved throughout your days

His love will lift you up, never to depart

When trials come, never to depart

Jesus, your faithful friend, with arms to embrace

Beloved of Christ, lift up your heart

For all the pains and trials we must depart

In Him, we find a love that never fades

His love will lift you up, never to depart

For every heart that feels so lost and apart

In Christ, we find a love that remains

Beloved of Christ, lift up your heart

In every step, His love shall impart

A guiding force that never gives way

His love will lift you up, never to depart

Oh Christ, our Savior, Lord of our hearts

In you, we find our strength through any day

Beloved of Christ, lift up your heart

His love will lift you up, never to depart

Title: The Good Shepherd

Oh Good Shepherd, who leads us through the night

Through every trial and every fear

In you, we trust, your love forever bright

When darkness comes and stars are out of sight

In you, we find the refuge we know near

Oh Good Shepherd, who leads us through the night

In every step, your love is a guiding light

Through every pain and every tear

In you, we trust, your love forever bright

And when we face the trials, and they come forth in sight

We know that you are with us, and your love never disappears

Oh Good Shepherd, who leads us through the night

In every moment, your presence brings new life

A love that endures and never disappears

In you, we trust, your love forever bright

Oh Christ, our Savior, in you, we find our might

For through you, our souls are forever seared

Oh Good Shepherd, who leads us through the night

In you, we trust, your love forever bright

Title: The Way, The Truth, The Life

Oh Christ, the way, the truth, the life

In you, we find our hearts desire

Our Savior, in whom all hope revived

For without you, our fears are amplified

But in your love, there is not a thing more dire

Oh Christ, the way, the truth, the life

Our once lost hearts, forever sanctified

For in you, our souls are forever inspired

Our Savior, in whom all hope revived

In every moment, you are by our side

Forever leading us to your desired

Oh Christ, the way, the truth, the life

Through every step, you are the guide

In you, we find the love that never expires

Our Savior, in whom all hope revived

Oh Christ, the way, the truth, and life

In you, our souls can be revived

Oh Christ, the way, the truth, the life

Our Savior, in whom all hope revived.

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Five Elegy Poems About Jesus

1. The Carpenter’s Son

In the heart of Nazareth, where stone and cedar meet,

A carpenter’s son was born, His destiny so sweet.

He healed the sick, the blind, made the lame to fleet,

Yet, on a cross He died, His mission to complete.

His hands, once strong and sure, now pierced for our deceit,

His love, so pure and enduring, no mortal can defeat.

Oh, Jesus, son of Mary, Your sacrifice we repeat,

In our hearts, Your love and mercy, forever shall we greet.

By Dan Higgins 2024

2. The Savior’s Silence

The Savior stood silent, as thorns crowned His head,

The weight of our sins, in His heart heavily tread.

His eyes spoke of love, His words left unsaid,

His life given freely, our eternal bread.

His silence was deafening, as He hung there and bled,

Yet, His spirit unwavering, by God’s grace was led.

Oh, Jesus, our Savior, in Your steps we tread,

Your silence, our solace, in times of dread.

By Dan Higgins 2024

3. The Shepherd’s Call

In Bethlehem’s manger, the Shepherd was born,

To guide the lost sheep, who were battered and torn.

His voice, soft and gentle, yet powerful as a horn,

His life, a beacon, in the world forlorn.

He called us by name, through the veil we were shorn,

His love, unending, from dusk till dawn.

Oh, Jesus, our Shepherd, to You we are drawn,

Your call, our refuge, in the eye of the storm.

By Dan Higgins 2024

4. The Messiah’s Tears

In Gethsemane’s garden, the Messiah wept,

His tears, like pearls, as His disciples slept.

He prayed for us all, while His vigil He kept,

His love, so profound, it made the angels wept.

His tears were of mercy, for promises unkept,

Yet, His forgiveness is ours, a gift adept.

Oh, Jesus, our Messiah, Your tears we have swept,

In our hearts, Your grace, forever is kept.

By Dan Higgins 2024

5. The King’s Crown

On Calvary’s hill, the King was crowned,

With thorns, not gold, His head was bound.

His kingdom, not earthly, but heavenly found,

His rule, eternal, with love and mercy abound.

His crown, a symbol, of love profound,

His reign, unending, no boundaries surround.

Oh, Jesus, our King, to You we are bound,

Your crown, our salvation, in faith we are found.

By Dan Higgins 2024

Five Sestina Poems About Jesus

1. The Divine Shepherd

Jesus, the shepherd of the meek,

Guides His flock with love so deep.

His voice gentle, His touch kind,

He seeks the lost until they find.

In vast pastures green, they graze,

Secure in His watchful gaze.

Under His loving gaze,

They are never weak.

In lush pastures, they graze,

Nourished by His love, so deep.

The lost sheep, He helps to find,

His love is patient and kind.

His heart is so kind,

Beneath His watchful gaze,

The lost, He is sure to find.

He strengthens the weak,

His love for them is so deep,

In His care, they safely graze.

In verdant fields, they graze,

His touch is soft and kind.

His love for them runs deep,

Under His protective gaze,

No one remains weak,

For the lost, He will find.

The lost sheep He will find,

In His pasture, they will graze,

No longer feeble or weak,

Touched by His hand, so kind.

Under His watchful gaze,

Feeling His love, so deep.

His love is indeed deep,

The lost, He always finds.

Under His constant gaze,

In His fields, they graze.

His heart is incredibly kind,

He revives the weak.

In His deep love, the weak find strength,

He is kind; He finds those lost in the length.

They graze in peace under His gaze.

By Dan Higgins 2024

2. The Miracle Worker

There walked a man named Jesus,

Whose hands could heal the sick.

To the blind, He gave vision,

To the lame, the ability to kick.

His words were as soothing as a gentle breeze,

His touch, a miracle, a heavenly tease.

A heavenly tease,

Was the man named Jesus.

His words, a calming breeze,

Could cure the sick.

He gave the lame a kick,

And the blind, newfound vision.

He bestowed upon them vision,

With a touch, a heavenly tease.

He gave the lame a kick,

This miracle worker, Jesus.

He healed the sick,

His words, a comforting breeze.

His words were like a breeze,

Giving the blind vision,

Healing the sick,

With a touch, a heavenly tease.

The miracle worker, Jesus,

Gave the lame a new kick.

With a new kick,

And words like a breeze,

The man named Jesus,

Gave the blind vision,

His touch, a heavenly tease,

And He healed the sick.

He cured the sick,

Gave the lame a kick,

His touch, a heavenly tease.

His words, a soothing breeze,

To the blind, he granted vision,

This man, this Jesus.

Jesus, who healed the sick,

Gave the lame a kick, and the blind vision.

His words, a breeze, His touch, a heavenly tease.

By Dan Higgins 2024

3. The Teacher of Love

In the land of Galilee walked Jesus,

Teaching lessons of love to the mass.

His words were like a gentle caress,

Leaving imprints that would forever last.

To love your neighbor, He taught,

An eternal truth, divinely wrought.

Divinely wrought,

Were the teachings of Jesus.

To love your neighbor, He taught,

To the attentive mass.

His words would forever last,

Like a tender caress.

A tender caress,

His teachings, divinely wrought.

His words, designed to last,

Came from the lips of Jesus.

He spoke to the mass,

“Love your neighbor,” He taught.

“Love your neighbor,” He taught,

His words, a gentle caress,

To the listening mass.

His teachings, divinely wrought,

From the heart of Jesus,

Designed to forever last.

Designed to last,

“Love your neighbor,” He taught.

The words of Jesus,

Like a warm caress,

His teachings, divinely wrought,

Echoed among the mass.

Echoed among the mass,

His words meant to last.

His teachings, divinely wrought,

“Love your neighbor,” He taught.

His words, a gentle caress,

Came from the lips of Jesus.

Jesus taught the mass,

His words, a caress, designed to last.

“Love your neighbor,” divinely wrought.

By Dan Higgins 2024

4. The Light of the World

In the world shone a light named Jesus,

Guiding lost souls through the dense fog.

His radiance was the morning’s kiss,

A beacon to those lost in the bog.

He was the path, the truth, and life,

Cutting through darkness like a sharp knife.

Like a sharp knife,

Was the light named Jesus.

He was the path, the truth, and life,

Guiding through the fog.

A lighthouse for those in the bog,

His radiance, the morning’s kiss.

The morning’s kiss,

Cutting through like a sharp knife,

Rescuing those in the bog,

Was the light named Jesus.

He guided through the fog,

He was the path, the truth, and life.

He was the path, the truth, and life,

His radiance, the morning’s kiss.

Through the dense fog,

He cut like a sharp knife,

This light named Jesus,

Saved those stuck in the bog.

Those stuck in the bog,

Found the path, the truth, and life.

In the light named Jesus,

They felt the morning’s kiss.

He cut through darkness like a knife,

Guiding them through the fog.

Through the fog,

He saved those in the bog.

His light cut like a knife,

Showing the path, the truth, and life.

His radiance was the morning’s kiss,

This beacon of hope, Jesus.

Jesus, guiding through the fog,

Rescued those in the bog, with a morning’s kiss.

Like a sharp knife, He was the path, the truth, and life.

By Dan Higgins 2024

5. The Savior of Mankind

In the world came a savior named Jesus,

To pay the price for mankind’s sin.

His love was as vast as the ocean,

His sacrifice, our eternal win.

He bore the cross for our transgressions,

His resurrection, our redemption’s song.

Our redemption’s song,

Was the gift of Jesus.

For our transgressions,

He paid the price of sin.

His sacrifice, our eternal win,

His love, as vast as the ocean.

As vast as the ocean,

Was our redemption’s song.

His sacrifice, our eternal win,

From the savior named Jesus.

He paid for our sin,

Bearing the cross for our transgressions.

For our transgressions,

With love as vast as the ocean,

He paid for our sin.

His resurrection, our redemption’s song,

Came from Jesus,

Our eternal win.

Our eternal win,

He bore our transgressions,

The savior named Jesus,

His love, as vast as the ocean.

His resurrection, our redemption’s song,

He paid the price for our sin.

He paid the price for our sin,

His sacrifice, our eternal win.

Our redemption’s song,

For our transgressions,

As vast as the ocean,

Is the love of Jesus.

Jesus paid for our sin,

His love, our win, for our transgressions.

As vast as the ocean, our redemption’s song.

By Dan Higgins 2024

Five Heartfelt Poems About Jesus’ Love

1. The Savior’s Embrace

In the quiet of the night, under twinkling starlight,

I feel a love so pure, so bright,

An embrace so warm, so tight.

It is Jesus’ love, my guiding light.

Through stormy seas, through darkest plight,

His love remains, my beacon in the night.

His sacrifice, our eternal right,

This is Jesus’ love, our endless might.

By Dan Higgins 2024

2. The Shepherd’s Care

Upon the hills, beneath the golden sun,

A Shepherd’s work is never done.

With gentle hand and loving stare,

This is Jesus’ love, beyond compare.

He guides us home when we’re lost and scared,

Through thorny paths, He has tread and dared.

For each lamb, His love declared,

This is Jesus’ love, the Shepherd’s care.

By Dan Higgins 2024

3. The Carpenter’s Heart

With hands so rough, yet touch so kind,

A carpenter’s heart, we find.

In every plank, in every part,

This is Jesus’ love, the Carpenter’s heart.

He builds our faith, piece by piece,

His love for us will never cease.

From His love, we’ll never part,

This is Jesus’ love, the Carpenter’s heart.

By Dan Higgins 2024

4. The Redeemer’s Promise

On a cross, He paid the price,

A sacrifice, the highest vice.

Through pain and sorrow, love arise,

This is Jesus’ love, the Redeemer’s promise.

In His word, we find solace,

A love so deep, it fills the abyss.

His promise kept, in eternal bliss,

This is Jesus’ love, the Redeemer’s promise.

By Dan Higgins 2024

5. The King’s Mercy

In a world of sin and strife,

His mercy brings us back to life.

With open arms, He ends our strife,

This is Jesus’ love, the King’s mercy.

His throne is grace, His rule is love,

A kingdom not of earth, but above.

Under His reign, we rise like the dove,

This is Jesus’ love, the King’s mercy.

By Dan Higgins 2024

Poems about Jesus offer a unique and engaging opportunity to teach students about the life and teachings of one of the most influential figures in human history.

By exploring these poems’ various styles and themes, students can better understand Jesus’ message of love, compassion, and redemption and learn how to use their creativity and imagination to express their beliefs and values.

Whether reading them aloud in class or reflecting on them in their writing, these poems invite us to discover the beauty and meaning of Jesus’ life and teachings in new and inspiring ways.

FAQ

Here are some frequently asked questions about Jesus and poetry:

Q: Why is poetry an effective way to teach about Jesus?

A: Poetry allows for a deeper exploration of complex themes and ideas that can be difficult to fully grasp through other means of teaching. It also engages the imagination and emotional intelligence, which can lead to a richer understanding of Jesus and his teachings.

Q: What types of poems about Jesus are there?

A: There are a wide variety of poems about Jesus, including sonnets, odes, villanelles, hymns, and ballads. Each offers a unique perspective on Jesus’ life and teachings, and can be used to explore different themes and ideas.

Q: Can poems about Jesus be used to teach students of all ages?

A: Yes! Poems about Jesus can be adapted for all age levels, from elementary school to university. Teachers can choose poems that are appropriate for their students’ age and reading level, and use them to spark discussion and reflection.

Q: Are there any copyright restrictions on using poems about Jesus in the classroom?

A: Some poems are subject to copyright restrictions, which may limit how they can be used in the classroom. Teachers should conduct due diligence to ensure they are using poems in compliance with copyright law, or seek permission from the copyright holder to use the poem.

Q: How can teachers incorporate poems about Jesus into their lesson plans?

A: Teachers can use poems about Jesus in a variety of ways, including reading them aloud in class, having students analyze and dissect the poem in small groups, and encouraging students to write their own poems about Jesus. Poems can also be used as part of larger discussions about Jesus and Christianity, and can be paired with other resources, such as religious texts and historical accounts.

About The Author

I'm Dan Higgins, one of the faces behind The Teaching Couple. With 15 years in the education sector and a decade as a teacher, I've witnessed the highs and lows of school life. Over the years, my passion for supporting fellow teachers and making school more bearable has grown. The Teaching Couple is my platform to share strategies, tips, and insights from my journey. Together, we can shape a better school experience for all.

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