God Meant it for Good, Marchio Terra L.

Most of these poems came to me as a product of many hours on my knees in prayer seeking the Lord Jesus for help and guidance and salvation. This poetry was inspired by constant prayer seeking the voice and face of Jesus Christ. These are as real as you reading this now. God designed us and knows full well what we need to thrive and survive. An applied life style, living for Jesus Christ and shunning evil. This work is given to save lives from suffering and to bring about a mended and healed body, heart and soul. Being comforted by the love of God, no greater love. This poetry book will fulfill a purpose and inspire you to have hope; give your whole life to Jesus Christ and fulfill your destiny for your life. James 1:2-3 Counting it all joy when you fall into various trials, knowing that the testing of your faith produces patience... Seek the voice and brilliant face of Jesus he will save you no matter where you are. Jesus Christ went to the cross and our sins sacrificed him there. The Father God Almighty accepted His sacrificed as the one last final fulfillment of all the sacrifices every made. After many days on earth after His sacrifice He ascended as victor over all the forces of evil and hell and He sits at Gods right hand a living hope our advocate and savior. Terra currently lives in western Pennsylvania. She grew up in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania with 8 brothers and sisters. She found from an early age that writing, journaling and writing poetry allowed her to process life and get direction and peace from the chaotic and disturbing life that she was thrust into. She loves journaling about everything especially her prayer life to the Lord Jesus Christ. Her deep desire is to share these life experiences through poetry, ministering with these poems to save a life from hell, will be my lifelong ministry. A delightful twist of irony in her life is that her daughter is studying in and working in the field of helping to save lives like she once was, giving them guidance and sharing hope for their future.