In a world of enduring winter, you only live twice is a hope-filled signpost for spring's birth-a collection of forty-eight Easter-Advent poems. They are calls to courage in the lingering cold, knowing in hope like the early-blooming crocus, that spring came before, and it will come again. This anthology declares the truth that two millennia ago, a Man died on a mission of grace for the sinner then rose again on Easter; thus Jesus lived twice. On a future day when He returns as the resurrection and the life, so shall His children live again.

They're poems of winter and spring, of hope and courage, of a Kingdom to come that's certain and bright.

For the soul banking its future on that Messiah King, these are a poetic invitation to embrace the truth of Easter-that there is a forever life of far more value than these current, uncertain days. In Jesus, we'll get to live it.

For the follower of Jesus, Good Friday yielded Easter. Winter always yields spring. And death will yield life. So, like the deep-red growth of spring roses on brittle, dead branches, dare to believe your resurrected King.

Because of Jesus' victory on Easter, one can live twice.