My Father’s Hand by Marion Ueckermann is a beautiful collection of poetry. Many are based on psalms or familiar Bible stories. Using simple imagery, varying sentence length and repetition, each unique poem lodges itself in the reader’s soul.
My personal favourite was Little Girl as it spoke to my heart.
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My Saviour’s Touch by Marion Ueckermann is a beautiful collection of poetry that will speak to your soul.
Simple rhyming and repetition heighten the effect for the reader. The message of each poem just sinks into your heart.
Imagery also enhances the individual poem’s message and often links to the title.
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Reclaiming Charity by Marion Ueckermann is a marvellous contemporary Christian novel. It is part of The Potter’s House series but can be read as a stand-alone.
Marion Ueckermann writes about relevant issues with realistic characters. Some face their own demons. All are likable.
The past has a way of intruding on the present if we let it. Within a relationship there should be nothing hidden. We need to know what motivates and drives behaviour.
Within the novel there is a marriage in trouble. Marion Ueckermann pulls no punches. She shows the ups and downs of a relationship which has very high highs and very low lows. The fall out reaches a teenage daughter who at times seems wiser than her parents. The reader feels her pain as she would hate to have to choose between them.
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Remember Me by Marion Ueckermann is a delightful Christian romance that will warm your heart. It is the first book in the Chapel Cove Romance series and I cannot wait for the subsequent books.
There are always opportunities to return to God, no matter how far we have wandered. “Was it possible for her to find her way back to Him?” There are themes of the prodigals returning, second chances and new beginnings. When we return home, both physically and spiritually, there is much rejoicing.
God never wanders from us. “She’d lost touch with the Almighty.” Sometimes in the good times, we lose sight of God. We are so ‘me’ focused that we forget that all our blessings come from Him.
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