The Basics
Title: Yet I Will Joy: Poems of Faith and Hope
Author: Valerie P. Graham
Genre: Inspirational & Religious Poetry
Release date: August 8, 2019
Book Synopsis
Our worldly dreams will not satisfy the emptiness of a longing, hurting soul. Only an enduring hope found in God satisfies the soul with joy and purpose.
This collection of poems takes one on a journey in which eyes of faith and hope view idols, foes, and struggles along the path. Then these eyes fully open to behold the sweet joy, love, and peace found in faith and hope rooted in God.
The conviction of this faith and hope is heralded in “Yet I Will Joy” “Though the day of trouble comes . . . / Yet I will joy in the Lord God of my salvation.” Faith and hope bring the “Sweet Joy” of a life lived in the call of the Lord God.
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My Two Cents
Through these beautiful poems of faith and hope, my dear friend, Valerie P. Graham, shares aspects of her personal Christian journey.
Each poem is filled with biblical truth that points us to the Savior. As you identify with her thoughts, feelings, and emotions, you will then rejoice and join her in praising God for His mercy, grace, love, and faithfulness.
What a wonderful book of poetry for your own encouragement and as a gift for loved ones.
I have had the privilege of knowing Valerie for many years and have ministered alongside her in a myriad of biblical counseling situations.
NOTE: I was privileged to receive a complimentary advance copy of this book of poetry from Valerie P. Graham, and gladly endorsed this wonderful collection. In fact, I just today received my copy!
About the Author
Valerie P. Graham lives in Birmingham, Alabama, with her husband of forty-plus years. She has a passion for communicating biblical truth. After twenty-four years employed with a telecommunications company, she retired and now volunteers with various Christian ministries.
She writes poetry to express her faith, hope, and joy in life. Her prayer is that her poems will reflect the faith and hope in Jesus Christ, who alone can comfort hurting hearts.
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