Popcorn Plaster Ceilings
In her poem “Popcorn Plaster Ceilings,” Lael Klar reflects on the distance between longing and prayer. Continue reading Popcorn Plaster Ceilings
In her poem “Popcorn Plaster Ceilings,” Lael Klar reflects on the distance between longing and prayer. Continue reading Popcorn Plaster Ceilings
In his poem “Rethinking Power,” Adam Kennedy reflects on Jesus’ life as a rebuke of the worldly means of attaining power. Continue reading Rethinking Power
In her essay “Come to the Old Well,” Amelia Fisher reflects on a college tradition and how an ordinary moment led her to recognize that we need not be polished before drawing near to our Creator. Continue reading Come to the (Old) Well
In his poem, “With All Thy Heart,” Jameson DeNagel meditates on the biblical lev, the heart as the soulful essence created in the image of God. Continue reading With All Thy Heart
In his poem “Between Amens,” Jacob Bartling reflects on the tension between Sunday worship and living faithfully during the rest of the week. Continue reading Between Amens
In her poem, “cleansing of the leper,” Sister Lou Ella reflects on the leper’s encounter with Jesus and its possible consequences. Continue reading cleansing of the leper
In her found poem, Sister Lou Ella reflects on St. John the Baptist’s reply to the question, “Who are you?” Continue reading st. john the baptist is questioned about his identity
In her poem, “another parable of the sower,” Sister Lou Ella reflects on how the Word was spread by the birds of the air. Continue reading another parable of the sower
In his poem “Cornerstone,” Darrick Stephen Brown reflects on how our faith must be built on Jesus, the chief cornerstone. Continue reading Cornerstone
In his poem “The Ballad of the Barren Branch,” William B. Adcock addresses the fruitless fig tree Jesus cursed in Mark 11. Continue reading The Ballad of the Barren Branch
In her poem “The LORD Helps,” Meri Pandevska reflects on her answered prayers during her time of pain and suffering. Continue reading The LORD Helps
In her poem “The Song Upon My Soul,” Meri Pandevska describes the joy of exalting the LORD with a song from her soul. Continue reading The Song Upon My Soul