12 Religious New Years Poems
Faith-filled New Year poems celebrating trust, gratitude, and God's guidance ahead.Short Poems & Quotes | Special Occasion Poems & Quotes | New Year Poems / Religious New Years Poems
By Catherine Pulsifer, updated November 19, 2024
As we start the New Year we should give thanks and praise to God Almighty. Let these religious poems inspire you to reflect on all the blessings in your life as you start this New Year.
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Another Year
Poet: F. R. Havergal
Is the work difficult?
Jesus directs thee.
Is the path dangerous?
Jesus protects thee.
Fear not and falter not;
Let the word cheer thee:
All through the coming year
He will be near thee. -
The Dawn Of A New Year
Poet: Catherine Pulsifer
At the dawn of a new year, challenges abound
Uncertainties loom, casting shadows all around
Yet in faith, we find the strength to bear
Trusting in God to guide and care
As we navigate this unknown terrain
We rely on God to ease the worry and pain
With trust and belief, we embrace each new day
In the hands of God, we find our way -
The Journey Of Faith
Poet: Catherine Pulsifer
In the journey of faith, we walk in grace,
Anticipating our growth in the coming year's embrace.
With grateful hearts and hopeful eyes,
We seek to deepen our spiritual ties.
May we learn and flourish as the days unfold,
Gaining wisdom and courage, as new chapters are told.
In the light of faith, let us brightly shine,
Embracing the journey ahead with a spirit divine. -
Grant Me Thy Peace
Poet: Elizabeth Crannell
Lord, through the coming year I make no plea
For wealth or power; neither that of grief
I have no portion; but where'er I be,
Grant me Thy peace!
I ask not that my days shall pleasure know:
Nor that from sorrow I shall find relief;
In hours of joy, in hours of pain or woe,
Grant me Thy peace!
If storm-clouds lower, if the sky be gray
And lightnings rift the air; if stormy seas
Threaten to me engulf, dear Lord, I pray,
Grant me Thy peace!
If those I trust deny me, or betray,
Till sorrow's chalice holds but bitter lees;
If hopes, long cherished, fail me by the way,
Grant me Thy peace!
If joy bids fair to be my welcome guest
Lest I forget oh, leave me not alone;
But let my happy heart have added zest;
Grant me Thy peace!
That peace which passeth understanding, give.
A peace which deadens pain when hope hath flown
In joy, in grief, whether I die or live,
Grant me Thy peace! -
The Coming Year
Poet: Catherine Pulsifer
May God be with us
in the coming year
May He bless family and friends
who are dear.
We give him thanks and praise
for our life blessings
And look forward to a
New Year with Him guiding.
We pray for wisdom,
we pray for peace,
We pray that war
and hatred would cease. -
Thank You Lord
Poet: Catherine Pulsifer
Thank you, Lord, for all the blessings I see,
As I begin this New Year with humility.
Grateful for love, health, and joy so true,
For family, friends, and skies of blue.
With gratitude in my heart, may I start anew,
Thanking God for His blessings; ever so true. -
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Thank Thee Lord Jesus
Poet: Catherine Pulsifer
We thank thee, Lord Jesus
for coming to earth
We will always
celebrate your birth.
A new year is beginning,
we look forward to
Help us each day
to be more like you.
Guide us and direct us
to do your will
We listen for your voice
as we are still. -
The New Year
Poet: Nathaniel Parker Willis
Fleetly hath passed the year; the seasons came
Duly as they were wont — the gentle spring,
And the delicious summer, and the cool,
Rich autumn, with the nodding of the grain,
And winter, like an old and hoary man,
Frosty and stiff — and so are chronicled.
We have read gladness in the new green leaf,
And in the first-blown violets; we have drunk
Cool water from the rock, and in the shade
Sunk to the noontide slumber; we have lucked
The mellow fruitage of the bending tree,
And girded to our pleasant wanderings
When the cool winds came freshly from the hills;
And when the tinting of the autumn leaves
Had faded from its glory, we have sat
By the good fires of winter, and rejoiced
Over the fulness of the gathered sheaf.
"God hath been very good." 'Tis he whose hand
Molded the sunny hills and hollowed out
The shelter of the valleys, and doth keep
The fountains in their secret places cool;
And it is he who leadeth up the sun,
And ordereth the starry influences,
And tempereth the keenness of the frost;
And, therefore, in the plenty of the feast,
And in the lifting of the cup, let him
Have praises for the well-completed year. -
A New Year
Poet: Unknown
Over the threshold a gallant new-comer
Steppeth with tread that is royal to see;
White as the winter-time, rosy as summer,
Hope in his eyes, and his laugh ringeth free.
Lo! in his hands there are gifts overflowing,
Promises, prophecies, come in his train;
O'er him the dawn in its beauty is glowing,
Flee from his presence the shadows of pain.
Welcome, then, New Year, with stainless white pages,
Though we may blot them ere long with our tears;
So it has been through the long passing ages,
Worn with the footprints of close crowding years.
Welcome, sweet year! may the full-handed hours
Find us like servants who wait for their Lord;
Using with earnest devotion our powers,
Looking for him, and obeying his word. -
A Year in His Hands
Poet: Catherine Pulsifer
A new year dawns, with skies unknown,
Yet not one step we walk alone.
Through faith we trust, come joy or tears,
In God's great plan for all our years.
Each moment shines, a gift so dear,
Wrapped in His love, free from fear.
Though paths may twist and trials come near,
Our hearts stay strong, for He is here.
We lift our gaze, our hopes set high,
Embracing grace that fills the sky.
In every breath, through all we do,
Lord, may our lives reflect You true.
So here we stand, in humble grace,
To face each day, each time, each place,
With faith renewed, we boldly go,
Held by His hand, His love to show. -
Another Year
Poet: John White Chadwick
That this shall be a better year
Than any passed away,
I dare not at its open door
To wish or hope or pray.
Not that the years already gone
Were wearisome and lone;
That so with hope too long deferred
My heart has timid grown.
Nay, rather that they all have been
So sweet to me and good.
That if for better I should ask
'Twould seem ingratitude.
And so with things far off and strange
I do not care to cope,
But look in Memory's face and learn
What largess I may hope:
Another year of happy work,
Which better is than play;
Of simple cares, and love that grows
More sweet from day to day.
Another year of baby mirth,
And childhood's blessed ways,
Of thinker's thought, and prophet's dream,
And poet's tender lays.
Another year at Beauty's feast,
At every moment spread.
Of silent hours when grow distinct
The voices of the dead.
Another year to follow hard
Where better souls have trod;
Another year of life's delight,
Another year of God.
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Poems of Prayer for Peace and Strength
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Poems of Gratitude and Blessings
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Poems of Reflection on God’s Provision
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Poems of Faithful Anticipation for the Year Ahead
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We hope and pray that these poems remind you to put God first in your life in the coming New Year.
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