I Am Suffering
In her poem “I Am Suffering,” Jackie Chou confesses about her struggles with anxiety and prays to God to take away her torments through the grace of Jesus Christ. Continue reading I Am Suffering
In her poem “I Am Suffering,” Jackie Chou confesses about her struggles with anxiety and prays to God to take away her torments through the grace of Jesus Christ. Continue reading I Am Suffering
In her poem “Without You,” Jackie Chou reflects on her feelings of being lost without God. Continue reading Without You
In her poem “Grace,” Jackie Chou reflects on the presence of God as a guide in her everyday life. Continue reading Grace
In her poem “God Caught Me,” Jackie Chou reflects on the power of God to catch her before stumbling into sin through the grace of Jesus Christ. Continue reading God Caught Me
In her poem “The Promise in the Stars,” Tina Robinson recalls her father using starlight to illustrate the Christmas story. Continue reading The Promise in the Stars
In her poem, “The Snowflake,” Tina Robinson compares the snowflake to a silent prayer. Continue reading The Snowflake
In her poem “Moments Within Moments,” Leigh-Anne Burley navigates darkness and despair, finding solace in God’s quiet presence. Continue reading Moments Within Moments
In her poem “The Eternal Hug,” Leigh-Anne Burley grapples with the pain of loss and the promise of eternal love. Continue reading The Eternal Hug
In her poem “The Vacant Lot Next Door,” Leigh-Anne Burley explores themes of loss, abandonment, and redemption. Continue reading The Vacant Lot Next Door
In her poem “The Wait,” Leigh-Anne Burley discovers hope and faith in the face of suffering. Continue reading The Wait
In her essay “The Sacredness of Small Things,” Martha Hagemann reflects on her journey of discovering God’s presence in the quiet, everyday moments of life Continue reading The Sacredness of Small Things
In his poem “New Digs,” Lawrence Hopperton reflects on the true meaning of Christmas, finding peace and joy amidst life’s chaos while missing the comfort of faith and community. Continue reading New Digs