Finding ourselves sometimes struggling with life's little struggles, we need to learn over and over how to get past them. And eventually, we do.

Of all of the angels surrounding us, it's the little cherubs that capture the heart. Don't we enjoy them as we see them romp through the stars.

Watching little ones play always brings joy to the heart.

After a long, busy day, while relaxing outside one evening in spring, my spirits were lifted and my weariness disappeared as this vision sneaked into my daydream. Completely refreshing me so I could finish the work of the day.

After struggling through the day, trying to figure out the ups and downs, when it seems those inner battles just won't stop, I often find the answers in solitude. And so often with the peace of the night, come the answers, in the most glorious ways.

At a time when I wanted to shout to the world, "STOP!" ... At a time when life was spinning about me far too quickly at a terrifying rate ... At a time when I needed a little "help" to carry on ... I managed to stop it all long enough ... to ask for a little "help".

This poem is about the amazing love that God has for us. It is talking about the hope and glory that one has when they know that Christ died for their sins.

My struggles with faith go back a long way. Through prayer I realized that it was not God who would or had ever abandoned me, it was ME. I created my own doubt and fear of him. I allowed myself to live life only through my tainted visions, past and present, wanting change but not sure how I could make a difference.

For years I have given and given to others without hesitation or fear, but I never gave to myself. Faith has taught me that love is not a tangible or materialistic possession, but love is within. Remember, we may not be able to see God, but we can sure see his miracles.

It is a known fact that God will use anything to bring peace and comfort for those in torment. In this case, God sends His healing power through music. The poem "Melodies" is based upon the account where David played music for King Saul when he was tormented.

This poem deals with one specific situation that frightens all Christians - friends long gone who we never shared our faith with.

This is a poem about my best friend Tina! I love her so much. She's done so much for me. Most importantly she showed me God! I love her for that alone besides every thing else she had done! So to you Tina I love you!