To the Glory of God

To the Glory of God is a different and exciting approach to Christian ministry—with a cowboy edge. It advocates hope in a world full of hopelessness and projects light in a world of darkness. Rev. Philip 'Chip' Wood presents God's Word as a work of poetry that will enlighten understanding by providing answers to many questions regarding creation, angels, eternity, and much more.
This collection reminds readers of the importance of accepting Christ to avoid the devil's pull. Poems such as 'Good Intentions' and 'Good People Don't Go to Heaven' emphasize that it is not works that gets one into heaven but God's grace.
Among this spiritual poetry, Wood touches on themes of love, farming, and the cowboy lifestyle. Lighthearted anecdotes such as 'The Day It Rained Frogs' are perfect complements to his deeper, spiritual poems.
From the churchgoer to the farmhand, To the Glory of God has something for everyone.