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A Day at a Time, and Other Talks on Life and Religion
In this gentle collection of wartime reflections, the author offers a steady stream of encouragement for anyone grappling with uncertainty and anxiety. Drawing on familiar biblical promises, each essay reminds readers that strength is renewed “a day at a time,” urging them to place their trust in the present moment rather than be burdened by imagined futures. The tone is conversational and heartfelt, weaving familiar verses with everyday analogies—like the cautious horse on a hill—to illustrate how even the bravest souls can learn to live one day at a time.
The talks speak directly to families with loved ones serving abroad, to those feeling the weight of the conflict, and to anyone seeking a quiet reassurance that today’s challenges are met with divine support. By focusing on daily gratitude, simple faith, and the comfort of shared hope, the book becomes a soothing companion for listeners navigating the trials of a turbulent era.
Language
en
Duration
~3 hours (208K characters)
Publisher of text edition
Project Gutenberg
Release date
Mar 29, 2012
Rights
Public domain in the USA.
Subjects

1874–1942
Best remembered for warm, practical Christian reflections, this British clergyman wrote in a plain, encouraging style that helped everyday readers face worry, loss, and ordinary duties with steadier faith. His best-known books include A Day at a Time and The Glory in the Grey.
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