No condemnation, in Christ we stand, A promise whispered, throughout the land. Through faith's embrace, our spirits ignite, Bathed in His glory, pure and bright. Romans 5 echoes, a tale of two ways, One trespass brought darkness, endless haze. But one righteous act, a light so divine, Justification's gift, forever to shine. John 3 reveals, God's heart's true intent, Not to condemn, but to save, and relent. His Son, a beacon, sent down from above, To lift us from shadows, with boundless love. Psalm 34 sings, of refuge and grace, In Him, no condemnation can find its place. Redeemed and sheltered, beneath His wing, Eternal salvation, the joy that we sing. Condemnation Yet hear the warning, a somber decree, Who shuns belief, condemned shall be. In the Son's name, salvation's call, Reject, and face the eternal fall. John 3:36 rings, with truth's piercing sound, Believe, and life everlasting is found. Disobey, and the path turns grim, God's wrath descends, a future dim. Jude whispers tales, of shadows unseen, Condemnation foretold, a fate so mean. Those who slither, with hearts astray, Their judgment etched, from bygone days So choose wisely, the path you tread, Lest darkness claims you, among the dead. Embrace the light, let faith be your guide, In Christ alone, true life does reside. Condemnation Not the world's scorn, nor their judging eyes, But God's own verdict, where truth truly lies. John 3:18 rings, a solemn decree, Unbelief's shadow, condemned to be. Yet Romans 8 dawns, a promise so grand, In Christ there's freedom, in His loving hand. The stones fall silent, accusers depart, Mirrored in her sin, each burdened heart. He, without blemish, the spotless and pure, Extends grace freely, a love to endure. No condemnation, just mercy's release, A second chance given, a pathway to peace. From chains of darkness, to freedom's embrace, In Jesus' compassion, we find our true place. So let mercy guide us, in thought, word, and deed, Reflecting His love, planting righteousness seed. Condemnation No excuse remains, O judging soul, In pointing fingers, you lose control. Condemning others, a mirror you face, For in that judgment, your own disgrace. Luke's wisdom echoes, a gentle plea, Judge not, lest judgment falls on thee. Condemn not, release the chains that bind, Forgive, and in forgiveness, freedom find. Condemnation Help us, O Lord, to remember that not to us but to you men must answer for their actions and attitudes. We are not the judges, but you are the Just Judge of all men. Our judgment fell on Christ, your justice being satisfied in his sacrifice. We pray for those who do not know you that they may turn to you before it is too late to escape your judgment. In Jesus name,Amen.