In God’s Eyes
A Collection of Poetry
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We Are All God’s Children
We are all God’s children, so it really doesn’t matter about our race or the color of our skin.
What surely makes a difference is the amount of love that our heart and soul have within.
God loves His children if they’re quiet and shy or friendly and always out for fun.
Each of us is just as special and important to God, since He truly loves everyone.
Whether we have wealth and fame or very little success to our name,
It doesn’t change anything, because God loves us all precisely the same.
As God’s children, if we put all our faith in God, we will inherit His kingdom, and that should be our goal.
This will certainly happen when we choose to love and believe in God with all our heart and soul.
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About the Book
In God’s Eyes presents a series of poems written by author Dell Cantrell in thanksgiving to God for his two grandsons. While listening to sermons, reading scripture, or hearing the weekly lessons read in church, Cantrell often heard God speaking to him and giving him new ideas. He then spent quiet time with Him in prayer, and they would write each poem together. Seeking to inspire readers to draw closer to God and to use that relationship to help grow God’s kingdom, this collection offers inspirational poetry that reaches out with faith. Are You Born of the Spirit? Jesus said that truly no one will ever be able to see the kingdom of God without being born from above. To enter God’s kingdom, you must be born of water and the Spirit by having faith in God and His love. God sent His only Son not to condemn the world but that everyone might be saved through Him for eternity, And all believers born of the Spirit will never perish but have eternal life; and this is promised to you and me. Proceeds from the sale of this book will be donated to the building fund of Trinity Episcopal Church, Baytown, Texas.
About the Author
Dell Cantrell, a cradle Episcopalian, is a first-time author who was born in Houston, Texas. A retired certified public accountant, he lives with his wife, Suzanne, in Baytown, Texas. As an active member of Trinity Episcopal Church, Baytown for forty-three years, Dell has served on the vestry and has been a member of the chancel choir as well as church treasurer for many years. He and Suzanne have two daughters and two grandsons.