Letters for and from a Broken Heart

by Cory Standinger

Overview

Letters for and from a Broken Heart is a collection of poems capturing a man's journey to link his mind and heart as he pleads and surrenders to God. He writes and receives bottled letters as he follows the twisted, unknown path of the river and plunges toward the jagged, sharp heart of stone.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9798385215294
Publisher:	Resource Publications (CA)
Publication date:	04/18/2024
Pages:	94
Product dimensions:	5.50(w) x 8.50(h) x 0.25(d)

About the Author

Cory Standinger is a mechanic apprentice at RSS Mobile Trailer Repair. He is the author of Pieces of a Whole Heart (2021) and An Undivided Heart (2023).

What People are Saying About This

From the Publisher

“We all have a tendency to hide our inner thoughts and struggles, yet once again, Cory Standinger exposes his heart, his thoughts, and his life. These words will challenge you to be raw and real before the Lord and to face what is hidden deep within all of us—a desire to be known and loved by God, others, and ourselves.”

—James Oberlander, healthcare professional and educator



“Wrestle. That is Cory Standinger’s key theme. He wrestles deeply through his grief, pain, and questions. As he wanders and returns, he displays what it looks like to wrestle with God and trust him enough to return over and over again.”

—Darin Cabell, office administrator, Open Hearts Ministry

Editorial Reviews

We all have a tendency to hide our inner thoughts and struggles, yet once again, Cory Standinger exposes his heart, his thoughts, and his life. These words will challenge you to be raw and real before the Lord and to face what is hidden deep within all of us—a desire to be known and loved by God, others, and ourselves.”

—James Oberlander, healthcare professional and educator



“Wrestle. That is Cory Standinger’s key theme. He wrestles deeply through his grief, pain, and questions. As he wanders and returns, he displays what it looks like to wrestle with God and trust him enough to return over and over again.”

—Darin Cabell, office administrator, Open Hearts Ministry

From the Publisher