Enter the Gateway

by Alice Saunders (editor), Aisha McFadden (Editor)

Jesus is everything. He is the execution of God’s promise concerning His people. Jesus is the key that gives us access, that brings us into favor and right standing with God. Through Jesus, we receive the Spirit of Adoption where we become apart of God’s family, gaining full access and right to His inheritance. Inside this book readers will find a collection of poetry where the underlying theme is hope, encouragement, and praise. Readers will discover they are not alone in the day to day struggles they deal with. These authors have struggles too, but after the test comes the testimony, which is the message conveyed herein. These authors had a revelation concerning hope. They realized what would happen if they grabbed a hold of that Hope (“Jesus”) and never let go. They knew the access it would provide because they went through the experience of constantly pressing forward with reliance on the Word of God despite the appearance of the situation they were facing. This takes practice and strength so we must constantly encourage ourselves and one another to not give up or lose Hope. We must praise our way through every situation. These poems will inspire readers to seek out this ‘Hope’ so that they may personally experience what this Hope can do for them and those they Jane Blanchard, Audrey Williams, Lisbon Tawanda Chigwenjere, Thomas Koron, Erren Geraud Kelly, Oneal Walters, Makeba Jackson, Richard Hartwell, David Schildroth, Cathy Baker, Carol Meeks, Nels Hanson, MarchellDyon Jefferson, Michael Miller, Mark Nenadov, and Jesse Chandler.

65 pages, Kindle Edition

First published July 25, 2013

About the author

Alice Saunders writes cozy mysteries with twisty plots, unforgettable heroines, and a slow-burn touch of romance. Her Cypress Hollow Mysteries series delivers heart, suspense, and Southern charm—with just enough scandal to keep you turning the page.

When she’s not plotting fictional murders, you can find her binge-watching detective shows, sipping peppermint tea, or chasing down story ideas in local bookstores.

Killer in the Hollow is her debut cozy mystery, and the first of many stories to come.