The Heart Speaks book cover by Scott Randall Lindberg

The Heart Speaks

Poetry and prose that inspire reflection, connection, and a deeper understanding of life.

Print Length 113 pages
Language English
Publication Date July 17, 2023
Life enhancing prose

The Heart Speaks is filled with so many uplifting passages , a soul massage during these turbulent times.

— Mary C. Dahl, Amazon Review

About The Heart Speaks

Scott writes poetry and prose with evocative images, deep emotions, and the sense of interconnectedness that he intuits in all things. Scott is a spiritual seeker who has glimpsed the divine in the ordinary and strives daily to deepen his connection with that sacred source. This man’s writings are enough to calm the most restless of minds and whose insight seems to unlock new worlds of meaning and purpose. He is a bridge between the human and the cosmic, a reminder of our place in the larger scheme of things, and a beacon of hope for those who seek a deeper understanding of the mysteries of existence. This book has questions at the end of each essay to inspire dialogue in a group setting.

About the Author

Scott Randall Lindberg, author of The Heart Speaks

Scott Lindberg lives in Yellow Springs, OH. He is a musician, artist, poet, and gemologist. His passion includes walking daily in Glen Helen, a nature preserve in a small Midwest town near Dayton, Ohio, and absorbing nature’s gifts of life, insight, and vibrancy. Scott is an avid and seasoned meditator and feels his messages come from a spiritual place he cannot explain. His love for nature, others, and the Creator reflects this passion. He is a gifted communicator.

About the Editor

Gary R. Uremovich and his wife Viveca R. Yoshikawa

Gary R. Uremovich, DMin, PhD, is an author, educator, retired United States Air Force Lieutenant Colonel, and retired Physician Assistant with more than four decades of experience in medicine, ministry, teaching, pastoral care, and spiritual formation. His writing reflects a lifelong interest in Scripture, human resilience, grief, aging, family relationships, and the ways faith shapes ordinary life.

Gary has served as a university professor, clinician, health educator, counselor, small-group leader, and ministry teacher. He holds graduate and doctoral degrees in educational counseling, pastoral care, spiritual development, and small-group ministry. His background allows him to write with both intellectual depth and practical compassion, bringing together biblical reflection, historical imagination, humor, and the realities of human struggle.

Along with his wife and coauthor, Viveca R. Yoshikawa, Gary is the cofounder of Growth Publishing LLC. Together, they have written and developed books, Bible studies, historical fiction, science fiction, small-group resources, and works on spiritual growth, grief, caregiving, and Christian formation.

Gary’s goal as a writer is to help readers think deeply, laugh honestly, grieve faithfully, and discover grace in the middle of complicated lives.