The Village Church
In her flash fiction piece, “The Village Church,” Nelly Shulman depicts a little girl visiting a village church. Continue reading The Village Church
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Faithfulness
In her poem, “Faithfulness,” Omekawum Juliet highlights how God has been faithful to her even in her bad times. Continue reading Faithfulness
Restoration
In her poem, “Restoration,” Omekawum Juliet reflects on how God restores His people. Continue reading Restoration
I Will Pray
In her poem, “I Will Pray,” Omekawum Juliet reflects on how God’s prayer has helped her spiritual growth. Continue reading I Will Pray
Confession
In his poem, “Confession,” Ryan Cogley recounts his appreciation for God’s powerful forgiveness. Continue reading Confession
For Whom I’m Thankful
In his poem, “For Whom I’m Thankful,” Ryan Cogley reflects on the numerous reasons for why he is grateful to God. Continue reading For Whom I’m Thankful
Before the Foundation
In his poem, “Before the Foundation,” Jason Kirk Bartley expresses how Christ foresaw everything before the foundation of the world. Continue reading Before the Foundation
The Homeless Man
In his poem, “The Homeless Man,” Jason Kirk Bartley reflects on the issue of how we are all equal in God’s eyes. Continue reading The Homeless Man
My Prayer for You
In her poem, “My Prayer for You,” Nila K. Bartley reflects on a prayer she would pray for all of us. Continue reading My Prayer for You
A Light in the Mountains
In his essay, “A Light in the Mountains,” Bradley Alger writes of the fledgling college, Northeastern Baptist College, founded with sole purpose of reaching the most unchurched region in the entire country with the Gospel. Continue reading A Light in the Mountains
Stones
In her villanelle, “Stones,” Lee Kiblinger considers the stones of her life. Continue reading Stones
Thresholds
In her sestina, “Thresholds,” Lee Kiblinger considers the threshold crossing of her high school senior. Continue reading Thresholds
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