Treasures of the Heart

By Pastor Cora L. Pulley

Treasures of the Heart is true life poetry, with true experiences of the author or others; events of wisdom, joy, hope, and long-suffering, for example, babies having babies; and many others written in the book, supported by scriptures from the Bible. It is intended to inspire the younger generation as well as the older, who have lived some of these poems. Treasures of the Heart was created for a specific emotional response and to stir the imagination from my heart to yours.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Xlibris US
• Release date: Mar 4, 2016
• ISBN: 9781514472408

Pastor Cora L. Pulley

Pastor Cora L. Pulley , of Memphis Tennessee, is a widow and mother of five children and comes from a small town called Blytheville , Arkansas. She is a woman of prophetic insight preaching the gospel of Jesus Christ for twenty seven years. God has given her the unique gifts of being a poet, psalmist, singer, song writer, and composer. She has a CD called Holding On , DVDs with plays called Heab'n, Olden Days and Joy Bells. She has performed in Memphis in May , famous Beale St., famous B. B. King club, visits the elderly homes, like Graceland and travelled to various places.

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Simply Be

September 21, 1998

Simply be what you are called to be.

All these people passing judgment on me.

Our lives were predestined before the world was called to order by the Man above.

Simply be what you are called to be.

I refuse to let you pass judgment on me.

God is a just God and He can’t lie.

He won’t let good judgment pass us by.

Sometimes we ask the question why.

We feel like things in this life are passing us by.

If I simply be what I’m called to be,

I’m going to get what’s coming to me.

I can’t let you talk down.

My life was chosen to help tear Satan’s kingdom down.

Simply be what you are chosen and called to be,

No matter who passes judgement.

You’ll gain self-respect and the victory.

A lot of us are called, few are chosen.

Simply be.

Matthew 20:16

Matthew 22:14

Secret Sins

August 8, 1997

Lord, Oh Lord, cleanse me from my secret sins,

Because I know Jesus Christ, treasures of the heart, is coming back again.

Just like a man locked up in the pen,

We’ve been locked up down.

No freedom to be found.

Lord, Oh Lord, cleanse us from our secret sins.

Hell is enlarging herself for us, and that old man of sin.

Lord, make our lives bright and fair,

Not a life that’s caught in a snare.

Lord, keep us back from those foul and evil spirits.

Lord, Oh Lord, I’m not proud to ask again and again,

Cleanse us from our secret sins.

Ecclesiastes 12:14

Proverbs 6:16

Luxury

July 12, 1999

This is a little poem written by me.

The title of this poem is Luxury.

I’m glad for luxury, but you rule luxury, don’t let it rule you.

That’s all I’m trying to say.

Know when to start and know when to stop luxury in a day.

There’s a time and a place for everything.

Know when luxury’s time is up, in Jesus’s name.

Don’t lose focus on what is more important than luxury.

Don’t let luxury swallow you up like water in a cup.

I know that knowledge comes in different ways.

It was Jesus that died for you and rose again.

Keep in mind he loves you.

That’s why we should watch as well as pray.

I want to let you know luxury is not the most