Dandelion
In her poem, “Dandelion,” Jeanelle Fu reflects on the fragile nature of humanity and the power of God. Continue reading Dandelion
In her poem, “Dandelion,” Jeanelle Fu reflects on the fragile nature of humanity and the power of God. Continue reading Dandelion
In her poem, “The Heart of Darkness,” Jeanelle Fu reflects on the book of Jonah. Continue reading The Heart of Darkness
In her poem, “Faithful,” Jeanelle Fu reflects on the steadfast love of God. Continue reading Faithful
In her poem, “Behold,” Jeanelle Fu highlights the suffering inspired by the persecuted church worldwide. Continue reading Behold
In a candid interview with Agape Review, poet Matthew J Andrews discusses his poetry and his debut chapbook. Continue reading Interview with Poet Matthew J. Andrews
In his poem, “And Still You Said No,” Tom Barlow explores a modern-day interpretation of Christ’s temptations. Continue reading And Still You Said No
In her sonnet, “What Am I Learning?” Kendra Thompson uses the back and forth nature of the form to echo the paradox of the tremendous grace alongside the scrutinizing aspect of daily engaging in morning prayer. Continue reading What Am I Learning?
In her sonnet, “Bene Nox Bellissimo,” Kendra Thompson considers the vast graciousness of her Maker. Continue reading Bene Nox Bellissimo
In her poem, “Parable Pantoum,” Kendra Thompson uses a form that includes the repetition of words to emphasize a question that is for her Lord and her church; namely, will you still have me? Continue reading Parable Pantoum
In his poem, “Prayer For The New Year,” Mark Weinrich shares his requests based on Jesus’ parable of the wineskins from Mark 2:22. Continue reading Prayer For The New Year
In his poem, “New Creation,” Mark Weinrich exalts in God’s plans for our lives. Continue reading New Creation
In his poem, “When Someone Believes In You,” Mark Weinrich shares the transforming power of another’s confidence. Continue reading When Someone Believes In You