Pierce Taylor Hibbs Orden de los libros (cronológico)

As the author's first collection of poems, Borrowed Images explores the depth of grief and the transient nature of life. Many of the poems intersect with the early death of the author's father. Others engage with the mystery and deeper meaning embedded in ordinary life. Still others respond to faith. Each section presents "images" to readers, who will find here the expressions of someone who marvels and meditates on the pain of loss and the reality of living in a world marked by meaning and mystery.

In his second collection of poems, award-winning Christian author Pierce Taylor Hibbs (Struck Down but Not Destroyed, The Book of Giving, The Great Lie) ruminates on the mystery, depth, and beauty of selected passages in the Old and New Testaments. Many of these poems explore the deeply personal nature of God's dealings with humanity, while others creatively link biblical truth to the author's daily life. This collection also gathers the author's poems previously published in theological works. Taken together, the poems in word by Word range from free form to fixed verse, but all of them are marked by the writer's enthusiasm for the speech of God and its ongoing power in revealing, illuminating, and directing life. Readers will find here devotional and artistic worship in words.