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The Headstone & The Horizon
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- FormatePub
- ISBN8233028212
- EAN9798233028212
- Date de parution03/02/2026
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- Infos supplémentairesepub
- ÉditeurLinda Balsamo
Résumé
The Headstone and the Horizon is a devotional journey through twelve images of faith - the flame, the scroll, the crack, the compass, the wind, the table, the mantle, the lamp, and the headstone. Each chapter blends theology with story, offering prayerful reflections that invite readers to pause, listen, and respond. Trevor Myles Brown writes not as a distant scholar, but as a son, father, and friend who has walked through both gardens and graves.
His voice is gentle, honest, and deeply pastoral - guiding readers to notice God's presence in ordinary places and to hear His whisper amid questions. At the close of every chapter, reflection questions and space for notes turn the book into a keepsake of your own journey. This isn't a manual of certainty; it's a companion for the weary and the wondering, the builders and the blessers, and all who have stood between grief and hope and asked, "Is God still here?" Trevor answers with conviction: He is.
And He always will be.
His voice is gentle, honest, and deeply pastoral - guiding readers to notice God's presence in ordinary places and to hear His whisper amid questions. At the close of every chapter, reflection questions and space for notes turn the book into a keepsake of your own journey. This isn't a manual of certainty; it's a companion for the weary and the wondering, the builders and the blessers, and all who have stood between grief and hope and asked, "Is God still here?" Trevor answers with conviction: He is.
And He always will be.
