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Inspirations of Grace
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We've been blessed with a reflection of the heart of Christ, touching us
with a fresh, renewed passion for the lost in this book of poetry.  This
is not poetry reflection of the shallow heart of man, but one looking
into the depths of a mountain pool, the beauty and passion of the very
heart of God.
- Jay Peavler

Clyde Watanabe has taken life experience and turned it into prose and
praise towards God.  He speaks from his heart in such a way that his
poetry will speak to yours as well.  
- Steve Shumaker, Pastor
First Baptist Church, Atwater, Ca.

Because of his life journey and deep devotion to God, Clyde is
uniquely qualified to write for Him.  Using a poet's heart with a
common, down-to-earth style, he uses verse to communicate God's
timeless message.  These poems will educate, elevate, exhilarate; in
short, resonate with all who take the time to read them.
- Dan Fisher, Senior pastor Trinity Baptist Church
Yukon, Oklahoma
author of
Shaken, Not Stirred
Inspirations of Grace provides a refreshing and yet
thought provoking view of a true Christian's daily walk with
God. Reading a poem a day not only brings me back into
fellowship with my Lord, but also reminds me that I am not
alone in my less-than-perfect daily walk. Inspirations of
Grace would be a great addition to any public or personal
library!
Unfailing Love

CLYDE I MUST TELL YOU THAT YOUR POEMS  ARE A
TRUE WORK OF GOD,AN THEY ARE SUCH A BLESSING
TO ME. I FEEL IT'S  AN HONOR THAT GOD LET YOU
BLESS ME WITH THEM.... IM NOT SAYING THIS
LIGHTLY  BECAUSE THE WORLD WILL KNOW OF
THEM. MAY GOD CONTINUE TO BLESS YOU AN YOUR
FAMILY
Hi Clyde...Your poems are truly inspriring and have
made me think about the way of my life. You have
put your heart and soul into your writings. Believe
me they have touched me. Keep it up and keep the
light alive in us all.
Have You forsaken Me?
Thank you Clyde for this moving poem and the
comment after it.  It is so comforting to know, during
the darkest hours (which we all go through at some
time or other), that Jesus never leaves or forsakes
us but comforts and strengthens, upholding us in His
hand. I love the scripture that says the things we go
through are nothing compared to the GLORY we are
going to receive!
Midnight Hours

I believe that poetry is the language of God's love. When
He speaks to that deepest part of our hearts, the part we
keep so hidden from everyone else, He speaks in His
poetic picture language that says more than all the
lectures in the world. That is why when we share that
with others, it goes so deep and touches their hearts in
such an amazing way. Your poems have that quality of
God's ministry, first to you and so they naturally minister
to others. Praise the Lord for His work in you
Masterpiece in the Making
Such easy reading with great meaning and truth; all
love comes from the heart and our meditation with
Jesus in the throne room.  Clyde, you made my day.
 I was feeling weary because of my love for my
sister and knowing what she is about to face.  God
knew you needed to call.. amazing after all this time.
 We passed through each other's life for a reason
and it is great to know we are connected thru Christ.
The Hearts of Your People

This poem is a real inspiration to me. Our bodies are a
living temple & no building is necessary to recieve
GOD'S love & grace - no steeples. Thanks for the
beautiful poem.
Keep Me in the Cleansing Fire

Hi Clyde, I really enjoyed your poem. One of the
scriptures that I've held on to throughout the years
of my Christian walk is Job 23:10 "But I know the
way that you take, once I have tried you, you shall
come forth as gold". Although it has been hard
going through the fires, I am really thankful for all
that I've been through and for the work The Lord
has done in my life through these experiences and
as you say, I havn't gone through them alone, He's
been there with me.
Undeniable Truth

This poem is about the hopelessness of man and
Christ's initiative to dwell with mankind to save those who
trust in Him.
I'm Alive in Your Tears

Thanks, Clyde, for the poem, it's beautiful. Sorrow and
hardships are tough to take but certainly they lead us to
the Lord if we let them. God bless!