Bücher von Carrie Carter

Journey Through the Bible in Eleven Months is a book and a study designed to help God's people read through the Bible. This study can be started at any time of the year. So, be encouraged to start whenever you want. Just as the title states, this study is designed to take you through the Bible from Genesis to Revelation in eleven months with some added insights from the author. Readers will find intertwined meaningful prayers, personal narratives, and poems. These countless treasures are there to provide the reader with motivation and encouragement along their journey. Journey Through the Bible in Eleven Months is great as a large group study, small group study, or as an individual study. This book is appealing to all who are seeking a deeper relationship and understanding of God's Word. The journey begins with a reading schedule to help the reader navigate and accomplish the goal of reading through the Bible in eleven months. Just as God rested on the seventh day, the author invites the reader to rest, relax, and reflect on the seventh day of each week. Each book of the Bible begins with an insightful introduction and ends with a prayer to encourage. After reading each book, included are questions to test readers' knowledge on what they have learned. From the seasoned Bible reader to the babe in Christ, the author's prayer is that God will abundantly bless each of us as we seek a better relationship and understanding of Him through His precious Word. So, let us start our Journey Through the Bible in Eleven Months.

High Water is the debut chapbook from poet Carrie Carter. An act of poetic world creation told over twenty-three poems, High Water introduces readers to the places, characters, and experiences defining Carter's identity during her first 40 years on our beautiful and complex planet. Weaving a continuous narrative through individual snapshots, Carter constructs a vivid portrait and landscape of a life lived through joy and tears in moments that accumulate with the ebb and flow of the tide. There are stories of ancestral legacy; of how we reconcile our individuality against the needs of our communities; and the many ways grief becomes another layer of the strata of our lives. High Water is a mighty tree standing strong against the changing currents and shifting tectonic plates that form the natural evolution of life. It leaves readers wondering what it means to be alive in linear time, and how we do more than just survive - how do we thrive?