Garden of Bliss
In his poem “Garden of Bliss,” Allan Shawa 🇿🇲 reflects on the greatness of love. Continue reading Garden of Bliss
In his poem “Garden of Bliss,” Allan Shawa 🇿🇲 reflects on the greatness of love. Continue reading Garden of Bliss
In his poem “A Glow For All,” Allan Shawa 🇿🇲 waxes lyrical about how the rainbow serves as a ray of hope. Continue reading A Glow For All
In his poem “Savior,” Allan Shawa 🇿🇲 remembers Christ’s saving deeds. Continue reading Savior
In her essay “The Man On The Bridge,” Natasha Theberge shares how an act of obedience can affect another person’s life. Continue reading The Man On The Bridge
In her short story, “A Home Before Christmas,” Dee Lorraine shows how the faith, hope, and love of a young boy change the lives of two families. Continue reading A Home Before Christmas
In his poem ‘Dearest One,’ Sean Sexton writes about vocation and devotion. Continue reading Dearest One
In his poem ‘Nombre de Dios,’ Sean Sexton reflects on the name of God. Continue reading Nombre de Dios
In his short story “A Blaze in the Northern Sky,” Ian Krueger writes about revelations of vengeance, and of divine, incarnate love. Continue reading A Blaze in the Northern Sky
In her poem “Habakkuk’s Lament: Seattle,” Kaitlyn Newbery explores the role we play in being God’s hands and feet to those in need. Continue reading Habakkuk’s Lament: Seattle
In her essay “Nine Days,” Kaitlyn Newbery reflects on her time spent in a Cambodian orphanage. Continue reading Nine Days
In his poem “The Oak,” Fred Miller writes from the perspective of an oak tree, reflecting on the majesty of His work in nature. Continue reading The Oak
In her poem “I Am,” Rebecca Nestor reflects on Christ’s sacrifice. Continue reading I Am