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Faithful Facets - Poems Inspired By Loving Jesus and Ozark Living

De Sallee Bonham

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Éditeur:: Lulu.com
Sortie:: Aug 21, 2016
ISBN:: 9781365343186
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Poet Sallee Bonham shares her inspirational poems about walking with Jesus and the seasonal sight in the South Central Missouri Ozarks.

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Faithful Facets - Poems Inspired By Loving Jesus and Ozark Living

De Sallee Bonham

Longueur: 84 pages10 minutes

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Poet Sallee Bonham shares her inspirational poems about walking with Jesus and the seasonal sight in the South Central Missouri Ozarks.

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Éditeur:: Lulu.com
Sortie:: Aug 21, 2016
ISBN:: 9781365343186
Format:: Livre

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Faithful Facets - Poems Inspired By Loving Jesus and Ozark Living - Sallee Bonham

Faithful Facets

Poems Inspired by Loving Jesus and Ozark Living

Sallee Bonham

Chapter 1 Jesus Rocks

I am ...filled with an inexpressible and glorious joy! 1 Peter 1:8

Faith Times Three

Full of love and adoration for the Lord

Adore Jesus Christ and his sacrifice

In a relationship with a living God

Testifying about the Good News

Honoring the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit

Finding a strength beyond myself

Acknowledging my weakness - to accept His strength

Invisible belief without physical proof

Trials are no longer to be feared

Help and healing are mine to receive, as long as I believe

Faith in the Bible as written

Announcing God's Glory to all

Intent on following the narrow path

Telling Jesus all my troubles, listening to the Holy Spirit, appealing to the God of all

Helping and encouraging my

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