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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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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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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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I wrote this poem after meditating on verses found in Genesis 3, James 3, and John 16 of the bible. These passages encouraged me this week when I thought about the church and the state of the world. In turn I hope to encourage you with my following thoughts that were guided by the hope
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Holy, holy, holy is the LordEchoes in the dusty hallways of my youth.The 9am bible study I hated waking up for.The verses I could never memorizeWould suddenly pop up with clarity.In the worse timesAnd the best.When learning about Jonah,All I could remember was the rebellionThat defiant spirit.Foolishly my childish heart wanted the sameI guess I
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This poem talks about both the difficulty and the beauty that we experience in the church body. I hope that you are comforted by God’s grace in forming us into a unified body with Christ as our head. Why does no one have all the answers?Why do each of us only have bits and pieces
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Our topic this month is the church. The body we become a part of when we place our faith in Jesus. Within its many expressions all around the world, we are all united as one in Jesus. And even though the church is a gift from God, we can also experience pain and hurt within
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This is another poem that I wrote a few years ago. I find that the imagery of floating balloons, does a great job of explaining how overwhelming and negative thoughts can cause us to drift into dark spaces that are hard to get out of. Thus creating anxious thought patterns. What I have learned is
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This poem is for those who know someone struggling with depression or hard times in general. We all need one another and the Bible reminds us that no matter what is happening in our lives, the Lord holds us, tears and all. I fell in love with you, my star,And you shined for me.A singular
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I wrote this poem a couple of years ago when I was experiencing anxiety in a public space. I was completely unable to think my way out of my worries and self-consciousness, and I thought that writing a poem might help. So I wrote the poem below on my phone and prayed for peace. As
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The hardest part of any season is the feeling of hopelessness and the anxiety that comes with not knowing how to face the unknown. The bible teaches us differently. In Psalm 23, it says “Even though I walk through the darkest valley,I will fear no evil, for you are with me;your rod and your staff, they comfort me.”
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