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Christian Books of Comfort: Poetry, Prayer, and Promise
By @knoxjvvq907
There’s a particular kind of quiet that settles in when you open a good Christian poetry book. It is not the silence of emptiness. It feels more like the room has leaned forward to listen. A poem can do that faster than most sermons or essays, because it speaks to the heart in shaped language, not just in argued points. I’ve used Christian poetry books the way some people use a lamp by the bedside. Not to replace everything else, but to steady the night. When grief makes
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