Title: Corianta
Description: The book is a composite of inspirational writings and dreams with interpretation related to loving God. He has given us the keys to his kingdom when we come into the position as a child of God. Religion becomes irrelevant when a person is able to speak directly with God as a Moses spoke with him. Learn what that means. Come to the core of God?s heart. Each chapter begins with a dream and interpretation followed by several inspirational pieces and art.

Chapter 1 is `Jesus is Alive'. The message of this chapter is we can come to experience the love of God today. He is alive and provides a way to come to know him. The first sentence in chapter 1. The rescue of God breaks through. His brokenness breaks through our brokenness in a place that only exists in the mind of God. That is called faith. Many of the pieces in this chapter have been shaped into goblets. Where a person holds the goblet is where the entire piece comes together enabling the reader to grasp the understanding of the piece. It is multidimensional. Again, here is another snippet. Our focus is not self sacrifice, but His. Not temporal issues, but eternal. Spiritual answers are found outside the Church. God is bigger than that. For, He made the earth and all that is within it.

Chapter 2 is `His Kingdom Lives'. The first sentence begins ... The kingdom of God is built on a corporate love affair. Then chapter 2 goes on to support the notion that God is alive and sent Jesus to bring us his love. It does not discount there is an enemy, Satan. Here is `A Damned Piece of Clay' Satan is spirit. He is not flesh. He is an angel. He is eternal because that is the track I set him on. He has no intention for himself. He is at the mercy of the potter, for he is a formed vessel, a damned piece of clay. Yet, the chapter gives hope and shows the reader how to become a `Hope Vender'.

Chapter 3 is `Tea with Jesus'. Jesus can become our friend; just like inviting someone to tea. Chapter three shows how to do it. One piece from this chapter. Imprint. When you press Me, I imprint you. Like a stamp, you can be put on a letter to be delivered to others. Then, impress others. We need to begin to think in the spiritual realm where God is, in order to have this close type of relationship with Him.

Chapter 4 is `Praise'. The first piece begins with ... The children have taught me how to release the restraint that was never supposed to be there in the first place. God wants to have unrestrained love with us. This chapter gives us reasons for praising God.

Chapter 5 is `Passion'. God wants to have a passionate relationship with us, not a religious communion. This chapter outlines the meaning of passionate love. A fire is started with a match. Match your heart to Mine. Find the place where your heart meets mine. That?s a match made in heaven by Me.

Chapter 6 is `Anointing'. God desires to give us everything we need to be able to love Him?. Often times, we think anointing is given to a select group of Christians who get a special gift from God. We think of it like a touch by a fairy's wand. They have told us that, `God called me.' We think that we need a burning bush or a Holy visitation to be anointed. This is not true. There is anointing waiting for each of God's Children who seek him, and are obedient to His words. To be anointed means that we have been set apart for a specific purpose. God has a purpose for each of us; a job in His Kingdom. Only, most of the time, we are the last ones to figure out what it is. Each of us has the same opportunity to feel the love of God and love Him back. Chapter 6 tells us we are `authorized Candy wrappers'. God has placed his stamp of approval on us as his children, to wrap up his love and share with others.

Chapter 7 is `Share God's Heart'. The chapter begins ... Through the Spirit of Life we have been given freedom to live in this world, serving God with our hearts, not our hands. Heart service. When we give our life to God, we become a house repossessed. A House Repossessed. I have repossessed you. You were a ramshackle house, falling down with a crooked doorway, and cracks in the foundation. Your roof leaked. The fence had breaks in it along the back wall. The toilet wouldn't flush anymore. This house was slated for destruction. Then, you turned over the title to Me, and I repossessed you. --and now you are a house built for My Glory.
Subjects: Prayers, Prayer, Christianity, American poetry