Unbearable Yoke is a collection of poems Written from inside suffering, not after it, this work is a raw, faithful lament from a man who believes deeply in Yahweh and still dares to ask why. Through prayer, reflection, and unfiltered honesty, the author wrestles with loss, injustice, obedience, delayed purpose, and the exhaustion of carrying weight for decades without visible relief.
Echoing the voices of Job, Solomon, David, the prophets, and the souls crying "How long?", this book explores what faith looks like when hope is deferred, when obedience feels unequal, and when silence from heaven stretches longer than expected.
This is theology under pressure. Faith without polish. Questions without rebellion. This is not a book of answers. It is a record of endurance.
If you have ever wondered whether endurance has meaning, whether God sees you in the waiting, or whether asking hard questions disqualifies faith, this book will sit with you, without rushing you to answers.
This is not a conclusion. It is an offering.