The Gift of God’s Heart
As a continuation of the “The Gift …” series, this new collection of poetry contains 41 spiritual poems, inspired and realized from scripture in the books of Genesis, Exodus, Matthew, John, 1st John and Revelation.
It takes us on an intriguing, revealing, and challenging poetic journey to find and explore through God’s Biblical treasure map the beguiling and rich trove of God’s heart. Once found and opened, we are richly blessed to discover, know, and receive the abundance of God on a deeply personal level at the core of His heart. We, then, are better equipped to understand and receive His deep, passionate love for us and, thus, share it more abundantly with others.
The journey to find The Gift of God’s Heart is an extremely powerful, motivational, and devotional trek through God’s Word to find God’s heart.
Published March 2024
The Gift of God’s Word
The book was originally published in 2006. The collection of verse was inspired and realized from scripture, and is a reflection of the life and teachings of Christ as revealed in the Gospels of Matthew and Luke. The poems are intended to uplift, educate, and illuminate God’s love and the power of faith.
Due to continued and increasing demand around the world, the poetry collection has been updated and republished by Austin Macauley Publishers, New York, New York as a second edition in 2024 with illustrations and new cover.
Republished March 2024
From the First Nightingale to the Last
Poetry of the Salvation Song of Jesus Christ and the Twelve Apostles
“The nightingale is an exceptional bird, small, and plain … but, gifted by God with a divine song so as to live out his life’s purpose of enchanting us with his melody.”
Using a very apt analogy of the nightingale, this collection of poems reflect on the lives of Jesus and his original Twelve Apostles. The poems carry us from their callings by Jesus into apostleship and finally, martyrdom. They are intended to spark a personal revival in each of us to answer God’s calling no matter our personal limitations.
From the First Nightingale to the Last emphasizes that, like Jesus and His Apostles, we all share a common nature, but we can move beyond our personal shortcomings to a powerful purpose in service to others.
Published 2021