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Verses of Grace: Christian Poetry Inspired by Scripture
"Verses of Grace" offers 60 heartfelt poems, each intricately woven with inspiration drawn from sacred Scripture. Christian Piper, the author, delves into Christian spirituality through this collection, with verses that reflect the timeless wisdom and grace found in the Bible. From stories of creation to moments of profound transformation, these verses resonate with the enduring power of faith, offering solace, hope, and a deep connection to the divine.
Explore the beauty of faith through poetry, where verses are crafted with care to touch the heart and illuminate the spirit. "Verses of Grace" is a treasure trove of Christian wisdom and devotion, a sanctuary of words that inspire, uplift, and renew. Whether you seek solace, a deeper connection to your faith, or simply appreciate the beauty of language, these poems will accompany you on a poetic pilgrimage through the Scriptures, illuminating your journey of faith, grace, and spiritual awakening.
Explore the beauty of faith through poetry, where verses are crafted with care to touch the heart and illuminate the spirit. "Verses of Grace" is a treasure trove of Christian wisdom and devotion, a sanctuary of words that inspire, uplift, and renew. Whether you seek solace, a deeper connection to your faith, or simply appreciate the beauty of language, these poems will accompany you on a poetic pilgrimage through the Scriptures, illuminating your journey of faith, grace, and spiritual awakening.
122 pages, Paperback
Published September 16, 2023
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August 15, 2025
Words and Images on Repeat
The first poems caught my interest, but then I found myself saying, “I already read this one.” No, I’d only read the same phrases. The poet loves and repeats phrases such as “vast expanse” and “existence’s play” and “cosmic ballet” or similar so that the phrases become trite and the impact of lines is lost.
The first poems caught my interest, but then I found myself saying, “I already read this one.” No, I’d only read the same phrases. The poet loves and repeats phrases such as “vast expanse” and “existence’s play” and “cosmic ballet” or similar so that the phrases become trite and the impact of lines is lost.
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