• Welcome!

    Welcome to the Streams of Comfort Blog! We are a Christian-based writing community that hopes to provide comfort through various creative streams. Each month we will have a topic that inspires our posts. Posts will include various types of writing, from poetry to short stories, and more. New posts will be available every Friday morning!…

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  • In the depths of my ineptitude

    This month, I usually meditate on the book of Psalms. December is always filled with mixed emotions. I find that the comforting rhythm of the Psalms soothes my restless emotions. They are songs that can remind us that God is with us. He is for us. Even when we feel the world is against us.…

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  • What Is There To Be Thankful For?

    For this week’s special post, I wanted to write a little bit about how difficult it can be to be thankful. Especially when it feels like things going well is a given. I hope you are encouraged to think deeply about what you are thankful for or should be thankful for. Remembering that even life…

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  • Pain is the wrong side

    Pain is the wrong side

    A few years ago, a few days before Thanksgiving, I lost a loved one. One of the most important persons in my life growing up. That year, I did not think we would have Thanksgiving. I was so drowned out by grief, I did not think that the sun would rise. Let alone think that…

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  • Special Post: Thanksgiving

    This year, Thanksgiving week happens to coincide with the 5th Friday of the month. If you’ve been following our blog for a while, you know that we usually do a special post on the fifth week of the month. The theme of this special post is thankfulness. Antoinette and I initially decided to make our…

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  • The Red Fox

    The Red Fox

    I have noticed in my life that there are things that seem natural to me but are contrary to God’s nature. It can be difficult to let go of those things as I continue to journey with Christ. I hope this week you are encouraged to let go of anything that feels part of your…

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  • the blinding light

    the blinding light

    There’s a thread that binds us to one another. Being human is not something we can change. Even if we could, how would we know what our alternatives are? God promises that He will return and make us new. There are days that I want that more than anything. When I feel the full weight…

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  • Wall Garden

    Wall Garden

    This poem examines human nature and how it can be second nature for us to cover the internal difficulties we face. Instead of directly facing them and looking to God for healing. I hope that you are encouraged to rebuild any broken walls in your life and trust God through the process. I feel like…

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  • The Liar

    The Liar

    Truth and lies are part of human nature. We cannot have one without the other. Honesty is more difficult for some and it’s something I have struggled with. The Bible says Jesus is the way, the truth, and the life. Sometimes when it’s easier to tell a white lie we don’t see how that action…

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  • November Topic

    Our topic for this month is Nature. This includes the nature that is within us and around us. In our current world we wrestle with the good and the sin within ourselves and the creation around us. We hope you think on the beauty of God’s creation and his restoration of our broken human nature…

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  • The light that never left

    Jude chapter 1 is a difficult passage to read. It warns of ungodliness and self-indulgence. Last year, I was struggling with relationships. In church, friendships can be difficult to maintain. Especially for someone like me who spends most of the week not in church or doing church things. Finding a balance was tough. The church…

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