
Heart's-ease
Heart's-ease
from
Phillips Brooks
This thoughtful collection of Christian reflections explores how faith can shape every part of daily life. Its essays consider happiness, duty, character, work, suffering, and spiritual growth, insisting that holiness is not reserved for extraordinary moments but can be practiced in ordinary tasks and choices.
With a warm, earnest voice, the book encourages listeners to seek meaning rather than mere comfort, to meet hardship with courage, and to turn present struggles into opportunities for deeper understanding. Work, business, education, and personal responsibility all become places where truth and love can be lived out.
At the center of these meditations is the life and example of Jesus, whose presence gives significance to both joy and sorrow. Rich in memorable images and practical spiritual counsel, this audiobook offers a calm companion for anyone reflecting on purpose, moral effort, and the possibility of finding grace in everyday life.
Language
en
Duration
~9 minutes (9K characters)
Release date
Dec 18, 2008
Rights
Public domain in the USA.
Subjects

1835–1893
A celebrated American preacher and author, he brought warmth, imagination, and broad appeal to nineteenth-century Protestant Christianity. He is also remembered as the lyricist of the beloved Christmas carol “O Little Town of Bethlehem.”
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