Charles R. Swindoll Quotes

Pain Knocked Upon My Door And Said That She Had Come To Stay; And Though I Would Not Welcome Her But Bade Her Go Away, She Entered In. And Like My Own Shade She Followed After Me, And From Her Stabbing, Stinging Sword, No Moment Was I Free. And Then One Day Another Knocked Most Gently At My Door. I Said, "No, Pain Is Here. There's Not Room For More." And Then I Heard His Tender Voice, "It Is I, Be Not Afraid." And From The Day He Entered In - Ah, The Difference He Made!6

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