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Poems Given Of God To The Heart Reach Simply Because They Teach
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During an unexpected pause in her nearly 40-year journey as an itinerant minister, Evelyn Joseph encountered a profound and transformative season of spirit-led revelation during the COVID-19 pandemic. Grounded at home, she began waking in the early hours to single-word messages from the Holy Spirit. These messages blossomed into a series of heartfelt poems, each carrying profound truths and divine insight.
Initially skeptical of poetry, Evelyn found herself captivated by this creative and spirit-led process. The result is a unique collection of poems that are simple yet profound, relatable yet deeply spiritual. These works provide reflections on everyday experiences, encouragement for personal growth, and guidance on nurturing a closer relationship with God.
With moments of humor and clarity, Poems Given of God to the Heart Reach …Simply Because They Teach captures the essence of the believer’s journey-offering wisdom for challenges, inspiration for triumphs, and hope for deepening faith. Evelyn’s poetic revelations invite readers to explore their own spiritual walk and discover God’s presence in both the ordinary and extraordinary moments of life.
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SKU (ISBN): 9781685730703
ISBN10: 1685730701
Evelyn Joseph
Binding: Trade Paper
Published: January 2025
Publisher: Word and Spirit Resources, LLC
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