God's Heartbeat, Poetically Expressed

By Heavenly Poet

This book is about various topics, but stays centered around the aspect of how to have a real relationship with God. Remembering that Christ is our anchor in everything that we face and how to stay one with Him.

• Language: English
• Publisher: WestBow Press
• Release date: May 3, 2022
• ISBN: 9781664259546

Heavenly Poet

She was born and raised in Dallas TX. She grew up in a christian household, being encouraged by her grandmother, as well as other members of the family; to follow in the ways of the Lord. Growing up observing her very artistic and musically inclined family develop their gifts of singing, drawing, and painting. It motivated her later on, as she discovered her own God-given gift of poetically painting pictures with her words; similiar to her uncle, who’s a painter. Also molded by another uncle who’s a great pastor. As a little girl, she had an experience; where she wasn’t sure if her teacher assumed that she was mentally challenged. She was given a coloring book and placed, facing opposite of the class. It was later discovered that she was illiterate. After this experience, this is what fueled her to continue learning. She’s also an aspiring song writer. She hopes to encourage many to be the best versions of themselves. She encourages others to be strong and enlightens those on how to overcome the social changes.

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God’s

HEARTBEAT,

POETICALLY EXPRESSED

Heavenly Poet

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ISBN: 978-1-6642-5955-3 (sc)

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WestBow Press rev. date: 4/27/2022

Thank you to all who have shown me love and been in support of me

Don’t stop loving & living life

Be encouraged & never discouraged just know that Christ is the light

Don’t Stop

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Like a tree grows, knowledge grows in you. It ignites and takes flight and explodes in you. So don’t stop. Don’t stop... decree today. Don’t stop... declare your way. Because tomorrow is not promised to you anyway. So don’t stop! Just start creating, innovating & restoring the people of this world back to their original state. Not just renovating or simulating but rejuvenating ourselves back into God in Christ. For behold all things are made new, all things are made true, all things are made right, made life, made Christ in you. So don’t stop. Don’t let these knowledge trees and prophecies pass away from you... But yet, let them permeate and trickle-late to make a Life Brand New.

A Poetic Essay...Breaking

Generational Curses

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I’m pushing pass the pain of my past, I can’t allow these problems and life patterns to last. These familiar sin stains are playing like a bad song in my brain, these generational curses are replaying like verses, replaying like verses, I can’t rehearse this; I gotta reverse this. How do I progress instead of regress in the residue of shared stains? I wake up, rise up, and realize that Christ reigns. He died and rose again so that we wouldn’t have to suffer in guilt and shame, and