Meadows or Briars - Penhorwood, Carol A.

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Résumé :
Invisible pain. Is there a purpose in it and a path through it? This book contains inspirational poetry for those touched by physical and emotional pain or suffering. Some excerpts: Though briars leave their mark on you They painfully succeed In driving you to seek the One Wholl heal you when you bleed. And so if I at first recoil And from Your cup retreat, I ask that You remind me, Lord, The aftertaste is sweet. The pain in my life is no detour, But part of His plan from the start. Its no disadvantage that I must endure My platformdirect from His heart. You have a bright tomorrow, Though yesterday left wounds. It is these very scars Hell use To grow His choicest blooms. But my ways are not Gods ways, And He knows best, you see, The sweetest song I ever sang Birthed through the pain in me. Ones thoughts directly affect ones emotions and actions. Therefore, the author includes the truth of Scripture to replace the lies and distortions of the enemy.

Biographie:
For over twenty-five years, Carol Penhorwood has been battling chronic pain. Her writing resulted as she began to understand that God will even use the briars of life for our good and His glory.
The Hand that now allows the pain
creates the masterpiece.
Married for fifty years, with three grown daughters, ten grandchildren, and two great-grandchildren, Carol and her husband reside in Evansville, IN

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