H. A. Hopgood Bücher

Inspired by Nature and Christian faith, this poetry collection explores the relationship between Creation and its Creator. Divided into four sections representing spring, summer, autumn, and winter, each part features poems that celebrate seasonal joys and Christian holidays. The verses vary in tone, encompassing serious reflections and lighthearted humor, providing readers with a blend of contemplation and enjoyment throughout the year.

"Earth Shadows on the Sky" addresses misconceptions about God's sovereignty stemming from flawed views of His nature. By comparing Charles Chauncy and John Gill with ecumenical creeds, it clarifies misunderstandings in Trinity and salvation doctrines. The book integrates ancient Christian and Reformation teachings for a fresh perspective.