Poems by Kristine Stanton
poem count: 283 | pages: 32 | first place: 6 times | second place: 5 times | finalist: 91 times
Judging Others
“Why do you look at the speck of sawdust in your brother’s eye and pay no attention to the plank in your own eye?” (Matthew 7:3, NIV)
“Why do you look at the speck of sawdust in your brother’s eye and pay no attention to the plank in your own eye?” (Matthew 7:3, NIV)
Turn From Wicked Ways
The LORD listens when we call His name and humble ourselves before Him. It is when we seek His face and turn from wicked ways that He will hear and forgive the sins we have committed.
The LORD listens when we call His name and humble ourselves before Him. It is when we seek His face and turn from wicked ways that He will hear and forgive the sins we have committed.
THE IMPOVERISHED WIDOW
This poem reiterates the story of a poor widow who gave out of her poverty. . .
This poem reiterates the story of a poor widow who gave out of her poverty. . .
SIGNS AND WONDERS
Signs and wonders of the future - the Second Coming. . .
Signs and wonders of the future - the Second Coming. . .
The World is Spinning Out-of-Sync
The world is spinning out-of-sync - we are living in dark times, some say it is "end times."
The world is spinning out-of-sync - we are living in dark times, some say it is "end times."
PRAYERS — APALACHEE HIGH SCHOOL SHOOTING
This is a prayer for the victims, students, families and all at the Apalachee High School shooting in Winder, GA.
This is a prayer for the victims, students, families and all at the Apalachee High School shooting in Winder, GA.
SUFFERING
The Bible tells us to love one another - to be compassionate, humble, and sympathetic, as each individual's experience of suffering may differ from that of our own.
The Bible tells us to love one another - to be compassionate, humble, and sympathetic, as each individual's experience of suffering may differ from that of our own.
BLESSED ARE THE PEACEMAKERS
This is a poem petitioning the LORD to send peacemakers to a world that's in disarray. . .
This is a poem petitioning the LORD to send peacemakers to a world that's in disarray. . .
