God, A Woman, and Me - Franklin, Calvin D.
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Filled with words of love, adoration, and of the pain of passion, I reflect my sentiments toward my life journey. The greatness that I see in God and the splendors I see in all His creation are made manifest through words from my heart. At times, when I was spiritually exhausted, the Lord Himself inspired me and gave me words of comfort which I was compelled to record on paper. And when my flesh began to get the best of me, I was constrained to write in order to release that which was burning inside. Living the life in which God has placed me has in some instances been a struggle. On other…mehr

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Filled with words of love, adoration, and of the pain of passion, I reflect my sentiments toward my life journey. The greatness that I see in God and the splendors I see in all His creation are made manifest through words from my heart. At times, when I was spiritually exhausted, the Lord Himself inspired me and gave me words of comfort which I was compelled to record on paper. And when my flesh began to get the best of me, I was constrained to write in order to release that which was burning inside. Living the life in which God has placed me has in some instances been a struggle. On other occasions, living has felt like an on going achievement. But to make every moment worth while, God gave me a perfect means of expression; poetry.
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Dr. Calvin D. Franklin was born, raised, and educated in Southeastern Virginia. He is a graduate and now professor of theology at William Preston Wiggins Bible College. He also serves as an elder at St. Paul Baptist Church in Suffolk, Virginia. Dr. Franklin attributes his writing ability to God's gifting. Each time he is privileged with the opportunity to console a family, he seeks the Lord in prayer, asking to be given the right words. God has yet to fail him. He is happily married to his wife, Tabitha. They have two daughters-Khiyah and Janise.