Whispers in the Wind, Shouts in the Storm!
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Whispers in the Wind . . . Shouts in the Storm!
Sometimes life is simple and easy, and I whisper to you in the wind. I offer you praise and thanksgiving for all of the blessings you send.
Sometimes the days are sunny, and there is beauty everywhere. I honor you with a grateful heart and thank you for being there.
Sometimes life is difficult and messy, and nothing makes sense to me. I shout and groan in the storm and beg you to hear my plea.
Sometimes life really hurts, Lord, and it is filled with heartache and pain. I pour out my soul to you for relief, pleading that my prayer not be in vain.
Sometimes I shout to you in the storm, and sometimes I whisper in the wind. But whether I shout or whisper, Lord, I feel your presence with me as my friend.
---Beth Fore
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About the Book
Emphasizing a person’s relationship with God, Whispers in the Wind, Shouts in the Storm offers a collection of poems that communicates a message of hope and inspiration that God is always present for his children.
Author Beth Fore offers “whispers in the wind” poems as prayers of praise, thanksgiving, reflection, and appreciation of God in nature and in relationships, and she explores themes of Jesus and the Holy Spirit and man’s relationship to them. She also shares “shouts in the storm” poems as a result of the difficulties and challenges in life. Many of the selections are paired with relevant scripture to encourage further Bible study.
In Whispers in the Wind, Shouts in the Storm Fore conveys the message that Christians have a God who is creative, powerful, and faithful. He desires a relationship with his children, and we have the privilege and honor to worship him, honor him, and pray to him at any time and under any circumstance.
About the Author
Beth Fore is a retired public school teacher who taught in public education for thirty-four years. She received her undergraduate degree from Abilene Christian University and her Master’s Degree in Educational Supervision from the University of North Texas.