In his poem “time matters little,” Joe Bisicchia reflects on the timeless eternal power of what truly matters – our connection and surrendering to God’s immeasurable Love. Bach’s example of timeless art shows how, as instruments, we are all called to be blessed by God through each other. Continue reading time matters little
In his poem “Sky Crawls,” Joe Bisicchia reflects on the patience of the Lord, but also on the ongoing nudging of the Lord for us to simply connect. Continue reading Sky Crawls
In his poem “How Great Thou Art,” Joe Bisicchia reflects on greatness, how we are all called to it, not with hubris, but in the humility of allowing the good Lord to work through us as instruments of His Greatness. Continue reading How Great Thou Art
In his poem “Masterful Woodwork,” Joe Bisicchia reflects on the generational power of faith, not of something that lingers in the past, but is present and alive at this moment in the Holy Spirit. Continue reading Masterful Woodwork
In her cinquain “Christ Driving the Money Changers from the Temple,” CLS Sandoval responds to El Greco’s painting. Continue reading Christ Driving the Money Changers from the Temple
Zaher Alajlani reviews Scott Stapp’s “Sinner’s Creed” Continue reading Sinner’s Creed by Scott Stapp — Book Review
In her poem, “Remembrance,” Terri Martin Wilkins meditates on the fragility of memory and the lingering sorrow of forgetfulness. Continue reading Remembrance
In his short story, “The Tomb-Dweller,” Bryant Burroughs retells the story of the man of the tombs. Continue reading The Tomb-Dweller
In her essay “Awards from the Post Office,” Angela Townsend traces a decades-long friendship with an elderly postman who knew Christ’s secret of J-O-Y. Continue reading Awards from the Post Office
In her short story “The Sacred Path,” Gillian Hutt reflects on the powerful redemptive atmosphere of the Via Dolorosa Continue reading The Sacred Path
In her poem, “That Is How Great You Are,” Nosipho Tshabane adores the beautiful creations of God. Continue reading That Is How Great You Are
In her poem, “Impulse,” Susan Shea reflects on a labor of love that was created for the glory of God. Continue reading Impulse
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