Meditations for the Heart
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Meditations For The Heart by Erlene McCarty Smith has ten Parts:
1. Practicing Positive Living
2. Living in Hope and Obedience
3. Creating Courage and Comfort
4. Growing in God’s Love
5. Praying and Reading God’s Word
6. Praising and Thanking God
7. Facing Life’s Storms
8. Seeking God’s Plan
9. Celebrating Special Events
10. Living a Christian Life
Whenever you feel doubt, fear, loneliness, dread, despair, sadness, hopelessness; you can find a Meditation that includes a Bible verse and comments that will lift your spirits.
If your life has a need for: strength, hope, love, peace, joy, happiness, humbleness, prayer, calmness, victory--in Meditations For The Heart, you will find a verse of scripture and comments to encourage you.
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At times, many of us face life’s storms—storms within the soul in the form of fear, dread, and despair or storms in close relationships of family members and friends. In Meditations for the Heart, author Erlene McCarty Smith offers a compilation of meditations to provide practical help and inspiration to address those storms.
Smith shows that studying God’s word gives courage and comfort. Answers to every problem that confronts us can be found in the Bible through the messages embedded in scripture. Meditations for the Heart address a wide range of everyday issues. It discusses: Practicing positive living Living in hope and obedience Creating courage and comfort Growing in God’s love Praying and reading God’s word Praising and thanking God Facing life’s storms Seeing God’s plan Celebrating special events Living a Christian life Meditations for the Heart serves as an instrument to help Christians grow in God’s word and experience God’s love more fully. It will guide believers to praise and thank God for even the ordinary things in life as we strive to live Christian lives that please and glorify God. |
About the Author
Erlene McCarty Smith earned a bachelor’s and a master’s degree from the University of Southern Mississippi, Hattiesburg. She taught English at Poplarville High School and Pearl River Community College. Smith has written for several magazines and newspapers. She and her husband Harold (now deceased) have four children and four grandchildren.