Finding Hope in Emptiness
In his poem, “Finding Hope in Emptiness,” Jeral Williams finds hope in the second great symbol of Easter — the empty tomb. Continue reading Finding Hope in Emptiness
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God’s Message in a Flower
In her poem, “God’s Message in a Flower,” Linda O’Connell reflects on believing God is with her in her darkest hours and on her brightest days. Continue reading God’s Message in a Flower
Recalling 40 Days of Abstinence
In his poem, “Recalling 40 Days of Abstinence,” Ndaba Sibanda reflects on Lent. Continue reading Recalling 40 Days of Abstinence
The Spirit In Action
In his poem, “The Spirit In Action,” Ndaba Sibanda reflects on celebrating Easter in Bulawayo, Zimbabwe. Continue reading The Spirit In Action
Easter Is Coming, The Joy Is Great
In his poem, “Easter Is Coming, The Joy Is Great,” Maid Čorbić celebrates Easter. Continue reading Easter Is Coming, The Joy Is Great
Maundy Thursday
In his poem, “Maundy Thursday,” Lawrence Hopperton considers the act of the Spirit and the person in ritual Continue reading Maundy Thursday
My Brother’s Keeper
In her drabble, “My Brother’s Keeper,” Dawn DeBraal depicts a simple gesture of compassion. Continue reading My Brother’s Keeper
Holy Saturday
In her poem, “Holy Saturday,” Patrice M. Wilson depicts a personalized experience of that day when Christ was buried and awaiting Easter morning. Continue reading Holy Saturday
Holy Saturday
In his poem, “Holy Saturday,” Geoff Knowlton reflects on Holy Saturday. Continue reading Holy Saturday
Scars Bring Hope
In his personal essay, “Scars Bring Hope,” Stuart Fail depicts how he was close to taking his life before hearing God’s voice. Continue reading Scars Bring Hope
Saint of Kyiv
In his poem, “Saint of Kyiv,” James Robert Kibby reflects on the current Ukraine-Russia conflict, spiritual warfare, Daniel chapter 10, and the sainthood of Michael the Archangel. Continue reading Saint of Kyiv
Go, Therefore
In his poem, “Go, Therefore,” James Robert Kibby reflects on the Great Commission and the Greatest Commandment. Continue reading Go, Therefore
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