Does God really share His Heart through a Quote?
You may wonder why I am including quotes for you to consider as an offering from God to your life. Granted, quotes taken from the classic Christian authors, for example C.K. Chesterton, Dietrich Bonhoeffer, or more recent authors such as C.S,Lewis or Corrie Ten Boom, may appear understandable. You may hear gems from these and similar authors from the pulpit or a podcast to assist in your path.
What about this author and her quotes to think about?
This site will include various writings, both fiction and non-fiction for you to take in. (Fiction? Really?) Yes, I said fiction as well. Each post shared will be from a touch I received as though God is giving me a nudge from His Heart, “This is a good one”. Oh reader, you may not be familiar with all the authors, but take time to hear what is being said.
This is an example: Kay Blake may be an author you do not recognize, yet in her book Dancing with Jesus: Moment by Moment Intimacy with Your Savior, God opened a door to me. While I was reading this book, combined with God sharing His love with me in Ephesians 2:10, this website GOD’S HEART, WE ARE HIS ART was born.
Authors that might not be on your radar yet will be introduced to you, and it is amazing where we find God Heart if we are only willing to open ours.
Can a novel or a movie contain a Rhema word?
Sadly, there are many ugly destructive items for our eyes and ears to take in through creative art forms, however, that doesn't mean we reject every story or movie. These genres can speak to the heart in sensitive ways where a sermon may only give information. God shares His heart through multiple ways.
WHY TAKE A WORD TO PONDER FROM OTHER AUTHORS?
My third section (WORD) will contain longer portions dealing with “story” where QUOTES lift out specific words from an author. While spending quiet space with God and in these small segments of Quotes, I hope you will be open to discovering God’s Heart and your journey, your art.
God can share His Heart for your poetry. Be still, Receive, Reflect, Respond.
