Kategoria BISAC: Poetry >> Subjects & Themes - Inspirational & Religious

I write this to a boy of four. I write this to a boy whose future I have seen. I want him to know that soon the fear will descend. The chaos of his mind will manifest itself in his life. The rage and hate that are planted in h is heart by the god of fear will begin to choke him and tangle him in vines only he can cut. I write this to a boy who must decide if he will have the heart to survive it. I write to a boy who must accept his own thoughts before he can tell them to others. I write this to a boy who must weather the storm to lead to the light.

Experience the spirituality of this aspiring author as she expresses in poetic verse, the changes, heartbreaks, disappointments, frustrations and stress that was part of her everyday life. However, in her own words, she sincerely tells you that God made the difference.

Through his richly expressed, deeply personal writings John T.Vicknair shares what is closest to his heart: the love of God, family, nature, and a quiet reverence for everyday life. In this complex world Vicknair reaffirms the things that are truly important in life: faith, hope, and love. John states that one of the most difficult things in life is relinquishing all control to God. "I have wondered many times what the Lord's plan for my life is, but then I am reminded that we must remember He knows what is best for us and we should trust in Him with all our heart, soul, and might." We should...

International acclaim for the previous volumes in this series:

For Volume 1: "It is a very good book. I hope you will write a "Sonnets of David Book II,""
--Julianne Hannah, Dunedin, New Zealand.

"I'm enjoying immensely the "Sonnets of David," I even memorized a few."
--Sister Dorothea Kripps, Mt. St. Benedict, Crookston, Minnesota.

For Volume 2: "I opened the book and it opened at Psalm 70 and it applied to me in every way. I was very touched and felt perhaps God was telling me something."
--Marge Hills, Barnstaple, North Devon, England.

Who is God? What is the true character of Jesus Christ? What is grace, anyway?

Jena Lynne tackles these questions and more in "Reflections of Grace: Verses from a Blessed Believer," Her poetry ranges from deeply thought-provoking to sharp and funny, but each selection ultimately points in one direction: to the Throne of Grace, and to the One who sits upon it, slow to anger and abounding in love.

Whether you are a new believer in Christ or well into your Christian walk, "Reflections of Grace" will leave you awe-struck by the reality of God and the grace that He extends to you today....

The short stories and poems depict the author's views of life and how anyone can overcome anything that life brings your way and you can find the happiness that is within you to have. That life can be fulfilling and good once you let go of the hurt and start enjoying the small and precious things in life.

Take a poetic journey with author Joe Nance, as he struggles to live life on life's terms. The journey begins with a descent into insanity that leads to the brink of suicide. At the last moment, God's intervention saves the author and brings him to a realization that there is hope in continuing to live. Anger, self-hatred, self-pity and regret are ever-present, but with God's help and interaction with other people, he begins the journey back to life.

If "Murder by Suicide" can help just one other person realize that hope is not lost, that life can change, then the writing of the tale was...

"A poem is like a butterfly flutter of the wing...a beautiful thing. Catch a glimpse. Words alight. Then take flight. Land upon the heart."

Let this beautifully written poetry, interwoven with inspirational photography, land upon your heart.

In "They Call Him Immanuel God With Us," poet Audrey Marie shares laughter and tears as she inspires belief in God-given dreams, reflects upon wishes, love, relationships, grieving, and the American spirit. This devotional work touches upon ordinary events, celebrations and the extraordinary events that surround us.

Poems are lovely words. Dreams...

In a world that is so full of turmoil, life can be overwhelming. We may feel we are alone and that our problems are unique. Although our problems may differ, our pain and our joys are very similar. "Journey Through The Heart" is a compilation of poems and thoughts that truly takes you there. For a short while, you will see life through another person's eyes. These soul-searching poems are guaranteed to make you look deep within your own heart. May the outcome be an up-building experience, as you take a "Journey Through The Heart."

"Peace Shining Through" plants a seed of love in spirits, promoting a positive change through hope and a spiritual awakening. A heartfelt prose will embrace you, with a realistic tone, expressing an abiding love only God can provide.

When your light appears to go dim, no matter what you have gone through, God can meet you with His grace and restore your soul. In an imperfect world full of ups and downs, it is vital for peace to extend beyond trials and tribulations in life. Each poem aims to propel and motivate spirits to forgive and heal, while reflecting on the goodness of God.

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"Inspired, Uplifted, and Enlightened " is definitely a book that's "Soul Food." This book will inspire people who need encouragement; uplift people who are hurting, have feelings of despair or are low in spirit; and enlighten people to receive spiritual insight. For those who have lost their way or missed the mark, this book is dedicated to help put them back on the right track and to restore their faith in God.

Some of the poems and short stories are a reflection of the author's life. Even though she fell from God's grace because of trials, tribulations, and several setbacks, she managed...

Who is Jesus? What God is like? What is His plan for us? How to get saved and live a life full of blessings? Find the answers to these and many more questions you might have.

When miraculously healed from depression and physical disability I discovered that God is true, loving, merciful, forgiving, graceful, completely opposite of God I used to imagine. After accepting Jesus Christ as personal Lord and Savior I saw my life literally transformed from darkness, depression, sickness, disease into the life of light, joy, peace, healing.

Poetry is just one of the ways to witness and testify...

The poems of "60 Signs for Doomsday" have a lyrical quality which should appeal to a general audience: doers of good, doers of evil, the righteous, Biblical scholars, the felonious, worshippers of satanic craft, boring housewives, high-and-mighty executives, fans of heavy metal music, and rage-filled healthcare professionals (just to name a few).
David Jonathan Newman's unique vision and mastery of language has afforded the literary world a rare treat indeed Although "60 Signs for Doomsday" is the third installment of poems from an irrepressible voice of apocalyptic thought and end-time...

In "Trapped in Oblivion: Between the Rule of Heaven and Hell," poet Richard D. Kydd Jr. describes exactly that human condition: Souls at once held in the hand and vision of God, while suffering the struggles of the damned and blind. And therein lies Kydd's gift; the ability to realistically portray both the endless human capacity for hope and love amid a life of sorrow and loss. His ability to reconcile this paradox and juxtapose hope and despair in the same poem is what makes his work so compelling.

As in his previous work, Kydd shows wide range. In "By the Pale Moonlight" he describes...

"The Truth And Nothing But The Truth" contains material that today's young generation can identify with. It deals with the love of GOD, struggle, being confident, poverty, love and relationships, depression, and happiness. It's life defined in a Poetic form. It shows how many different emotions one man can show through the art of Poetry. It's a picture painted through words of a young man that has experienced life's lows and highs.

Meet Jennifer McMurtry. Come and witness a witness. When you first enter you find a woman who was overwhelmed with pain and loss. In the middle of the read, she begins to face her reality. Strong belief in God and a faith-driven approach, she realizes that her life "is what it is." Changing the past is not an option, but learning from the lesson is all more important. The present can birth forth a better tomorrow whilst listening to the all-knowing voice speaking to her heart. In her twenties she was blinded by false love, fake-friends and lots of parties. In her thirties she is sober and...

There is nothing in our lives that has appeared by chance. All the dynamics took place to develop us into all we've become.

The slightest change in any one of our choices would have strategically reset the course of our existence. Every choice or unforeseen tragedy took place for a reason. No matter what we happen to uncover along the way, it causes us to either become the better or worse for it. There is nothing about my life I would've ever changed. To have changed one iota, would have totally thrown me completely off course.

Our successes and failures in life worked to create the...