
Concerning The Author
Preface
Reprint Publisher's Foreword (February, 1982)
Talk One. What It Means To Trust The Lord
Talk Two. The Blessing Of Dissatisfaction
Talk Three. Why I Believe The Old Book
Talk Four. He Maketh Me To Lie Down
Talk Five. Blighted Blossoms
Talk Six. Meeting The Lions
Talk Seven. Egg-Shell Christians
This volume gathers a series of intimate, pastoral essays written by a long‑time minister who has spent more than a decade confined to his bed by a debilitating injury. From his quiet chamber he shares the hard‑won lessons of living through relentless pain while still finding joy and purpose in serving God’s kingdom. His reflections reveal how deep reliance on divine provision can transform suffering into a source of strength for both himself and those who seek his counsel.
The talks cover everyday topics that many believers overlook—how to genuinely trust the Lord, the difference between blind faith and confident reliance, and ways to remain hopeful when trials loom large. Written in a clear, conversational tone, each piece stands alone yet together they form a comforting guide for anyone facing hardship or searching for spiritual encouragement. Readers will discover practical insights that speak to the heart, inviting a deeper, more resilient walk of faith.
Language
en
Duration
~6 hours (389K characters)
Publisher of text edition
Project Gutenberg
Release date
2009-05-09
Rights
Public domain in the USA.
Subjects

1874–1950
A prolific Church of God writer and hymnmaker, he turned years of pain and confinement into songs, books, and devotional writing that encouraged readers to keep faith and hope alive. His work remained closely tied to everyday Christian experience, which helps explain why it continued to circulate long after his lifetime.
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