Giant Hours with Poet Preachers

In this thoughtful anthology, a handful of towering poets speak as both artists and preachers, offering verses that grapple with the moral challenges of modern industry. The collection opens with an impassioned essay that asks whether Christianity can move beyond personal salvation to reshape the very fabric of society. Readers are invited to consider how the timeless teachings of the Sermon on the Mount might inform a more cooperative, humane world.

Interwoven with the prose are poems by Edwin Markham, Vachel Lindsay, Joaquin Miller, and several British voices, each rendered with a lyrical urgency that reflects both personal faith and social concern. Their verses range from vivid portrayals of laboring hands to hopeful visions of a future where compassion guides commerce. Listeners will find a blend of reverence and restless idealism that encourages reflection on how everyday work might become an expression of deeper spiritual purpose.