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* See the miracles of God's creation in beautifully illustrated pages. * Read inspiring words in a rhyming format. * Be thankful for God's perfect plan when He created all things. This is the third book in a series of children's bible stories called "Journeys of Faith." It follows "David & Goliath" and "Jonah & the Big Fish." Adults and children alike will be blessed by reading "Creation." In the beginning, God created The heavens and the earth. The earth was formless and empty, Awaiting its new birth. Ruth Billingsley graduated from the University of Oklahoma with a Master's Degree in Education and taught for 21 years. She is now retired and lives in Rogers, Arkansas with her husband, Bob. She enjoys fly fishing, traveling, and serving in her church, Boundless Grace Baptist Church. Besides composing biblical poetry, she writes a weekly blog of encouragement. Connect with her at www.ruthbillingsley.com and on her Facebook Page.

Discover biblical history and spiritual insight. "Journeys of Faith" includes a poem and a historical drawing of each of the 39 books in the Old Testament. You will be inspired by reading: The miracles of God's creation, "In the Beginning" An example of spiritual blindness, "Balaam and His Donkey" A picture of faith and obedience, "The Widow's Oil" The story of Esther, "The Providence of God" The consequences of disobedience, "Jonah's Prayer" Be blessed as you read "Journeys of Faith." Ruth Billingsley graduated from the University of Oklahoma with a Master's Degree in Education and taught for 21 years. She now lives in Arkansas with her husband, Bob. They have two sons, two wonderful daughters-in-law and six grandchildren. She enjoys quilting, fly fishing, gardening, and traveling. Besides composing poetry, she writes a weekly blog of encouragement. Connect with her at ruthbillingsley.com

A Book of Psalms is an interpretation of each psalm, written in poetic form, to help readers understand God''s words in a personal way. Those who read it can use it as a devotional, a bible study, or a prayer guide. It is written to inspire the reader to apply each psalm to their own lives and bring them to a closer relationship with our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ. May you receive God''s blessing as you open and experience A Book of Psalms. Ruth Billingsley graduated from the University of Oklahoma with a Master''s Degree in Education. She taught for 21 years and then was CEO of a family owned engineering company. She now serves on the board of directors and lives in Arkansas with her husband, Bob. They have two sons, two wonderful daughters-in-law and six grandchildren. She has an active roll in her church, Boundless Grace Baptist Church in Rogers, Arkansas. She is a board member of the Glade Community Historical Society and owns a one-room schoolhouse that is listed on the National Historic Register. She enjoys quilting, fly fishing, gardening, and traveling. Besides writing Christian poetry, she writes a weekly blog of encouragement. Connect with her at ruthbillingsley.com

Many years of writing down my thoughts, prayers, experiences and feelings from my heart have led to this collection of poems. "From My Heart" follows my first book "A Book of Psalms," which is a poetic interpretation of each of the 150 psalms. This book is for those who need hope, love, faith, contentment, trust and most of all Jesus. It may bring tears, laughter, or a special memory of years gone by. May your heart be encouraged as you read "From My Heart." Ruth Billingsley graduated from the University of Oklahoma with a Master's Degree in Education. She taught for 21 years in Norman, Oklahoma and then was CEO of a family owned engineering company. She now serves on the board of directors and lives in Arkansas with her husband, Bob. They have two sons, two wonderful daughters-in-law and six grandchildren. She has an active roll in her church, Boundless Grace Baptist Church in Rogers, Arkansas. She is a board member of the Glade Community Historical Society and owns a one-room schoolhouse that is listed on the National Historic Register. She enjoys quilting, fly-fishing, gardening, travel, and of course, writing poetry.