Böcker av Jerry Vornholt

The stories in this book mirror the all-too-familiar mindset of lukewarm Christians following the traditions of man (Mark 7:5-8) instead of the infallible Word of God. As a result, we are now living in a time during which evil has adeptly distracted our focus as a nation, as the world, and, worse of all, as Christians.Since that fateful day when the serpent convinced Adam and Eve their total dependence upon God for the perfect lifestyle they were living could be improved if they took matters into their own hands, humanity has become ravenously addicted to their relatively brief "here and now" tenures on this earth.To this very day, mankind's overwhelming focus is to "fit in well in our world down here."God's goal, however, is to make mankind fit for up there.One of Satan's more successful approaches to obscure today's generations from seeking God has been the media. Society's overwhelming addiction to nonstop negativity gushing from our mobile devices and virtually inescapable television screens has grossly distorted our already fragile human values along with many Biblical virtues.That unwelcome downward spiral appears to have succeeded in persuading even the leaders in some of our churches and denominations to dilute biblical mandates. It appears their goal is not to offend our current society's radical social reforms.Sadly, however, they apparently do not mind offending God.

If you have ever experienced a deep sadness over the loss of a close loved one, you will recognize the poems in The Wounds of Grief as snapshots of many of the intense emotions that you felt but perhaps were never quite able to describe in words. Instead of allowing himself to be bullied into following societys schedule to get over it and to move on, Jerry Vornholt has used his poems to warmly recall how many of the very ordinary events that he and his wife took for granted have now become some of his most precious memories. Jerry and his wife, Sharon, frequently referred to themselves as a team throughout the forty-eight years that they had the privilege to be together. Several of the poems in this book focus on his intense desire for that relationship to be continued in heaven.

Will we really see our loved ones again in heaven? What kind of relationship might we have with them if we do see them again? Those who are grieving over the loss of a close loved one will appreciate the heartfelt viewpoints and homespun stories that appear throughout To Be Continued in Heaven as Jerry searches for answers to these and many other questions following the heartbreaking loss of his wife and very best friend to cancer.