To Dream as God Dreams His poetic style takes its

His poetic style takes its cue from the biblical poetry of the Psalms

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To Dream as God Dreams His poetic style takes itsPorter Taylor, known for his wonderful preaching, always has something unusual and thoughtful to say. "Forgive us our weeds as we forgive the weediness of others," he writes in one sermon on the parable of the wheat and the weeds. In another he reflects on why the book of Ecclesiastes shouldn't be read by anyone who isn't at least 35. "At their best," Taylor writes, "sermons are about things that matter." To Dream as God Dreams is about those things