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Jeremiah F. Stephens’ Lyrical Journey of Christian Inspiration, Faith, And Love
by Evan Nasseri Seo Expert FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE(March 01, 2020) - When the world is going through tough times and hatred and negativity is all around, a little positivity and words of kindness can go a long way. Time and again the world forgets to harness the power of goodness and love and gets swallowed into the trials and tribulations it throws at the people. Jeremiah shows that it’s exactly these times when one’s faith gets tested but if one remembers what Jesus said, then we should know that all these tough times will not get the better of mankind. All that people need to do is maintain self-belief and have their faith on good cheer intact.
Jeremiah’s latest launch is a collection of poems in the form of everyday confessions. He beautifully penned down words that can inspire those going through dark times and keep on their faith in God. All the poems in this book were written at key points in life and reflect on his deep connection with God. Several of his poems follow the structure of the lyrics to a song and can work beautifully if converted into contemporary Gospel songs.
The book in available in both Kindle and paperback formats on Amazon.
To purchase the book on Amazon, please visit https://www.amazon.com/dp/1493738402/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_awdb_t1_sccxEbC0AMH09
About Jeremiah F. Stephens:
Jeremiah F. Stephens is a licensed and ordained minister and poet who first heard the voice of God within him at the age of 5. He uses this voice and the learnings he received from his encounters to express the redemptive message of Jesus Christ in his writings and poems.
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Jeremiah Stephens
Email: jeremiahf.stephens@gmail.com
Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/jeremysteph
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