Despite of Differences,Come Unity in Jesus Christ!

Jesus In Us- A Poem

I Saw Jesus Last Week.

He was wearing blue jeans and an old shirt.

He was up at the church building

He was alone and working hard.

For just a minute he looked a little like one of our church members.

But it was Jesus, I could tell by his smile.

I saw Jesus last Sabbath.

He was teaching a Bible class.

He didn't talk real loud or use long words, But you could tell he

believed what he said.

For just a minute, he looked like my Sabbath School teacher..

But it was Jesus, I could tell by his loving voice.


I saw Jesus yesterday.

He was at the hospital visiting a friend who was sick.

They prayed together quietly.

For just a minute he looked like our preacher.

But it was Jesus, I could tell by the tears in his eyes.


I saw Jesus this morning.

He was in my kitchen making my breakfast He then fixed me a special

lunch to take with me.

For just a minute he looked like my Mom.

But it was Jesus, I could feel the love from his heart.

I saw Jesus today.

He was praying on his knees all alone.

He then began to cry for those he prayed for.

For just a minute he looked like a lady from our church.

But it was Jesus, I could see the compassion poured out of his prayer.

I saw Jesus the other day.

He was at the grocery store talking to a friend.

He then put his arms around them to comfort them.

For just a minute he looked like a young mother in our ladies class.

But it was Jesus, I could see the concern for others who hurt.

I see Jesus everywhere,

Taking food to the sick,

Welcoming others to his home,

Being friendly to a newcomer

And for just a minute I think he's someone I know.

But it's always Jesus, I can tell by the way he serves.


May someone see Jesus in you today.

Remember to encourage those you see living for Jesus!

"You are My witnesses," says the Lord." (Isaiah 43:5) Life is God's gift

to you.. The way you live it...is your gift to God.

Author Unknown

3 comments:

  1. This comment has been removed by the author.

    ReplyDelete
  2. This comment has been removed by the author.

    ReplyDelete
  3. Do you think this prayer is appropriate for talking about the image of God, but still using inclusive language?
    Tina

    ReplyDelete