W.I.T.H.
In his poem, “W.I.T.H.,” Mark Weinrich presents an acrostic of what it means to share life in Christ. Continue reading W.I.T.H.
In his poem, “W.I.T.H.,” Mark Weinrich presents an acrostic of what it means to share life in Christ. Continue reading W.I.T.H.
In his poem, “Echoes of Light,” Mark Weinrich considers the transcending power of God’s light. Continue reading Echoes of Light
In his poem, “Holding the Ropes,” Mark Weinrich examines the power of prayer and transformation even when a person doesn’t believe there is any hope. Continue reading Holding the Ropes
In his poem, “When the Stones Spoke,” Mark Weinrich ponders what Jesus might have written in the sand. Continue reading When the Stones Spoke
In his poem, “Debt or Investment,” Mark Weinrich reflects upon how he greets the new day. Continue reading Debt or Investment
In his poem, “If Christ Came To Church,” Jason Kirk Bartley contemplates how Christ would find the condition of your church if He came to visit in the flesh. Continue reading If Christ Came To Church
In her poem, “Peace,” Maria Grace Nobile reflects on God’s healing peace. Continue reading Peace
In his poem, “The Day of My Dad’s Memorial,” Patrick Connors remembers his late father. Continue reading The Day of My Dad’s Memorial
In his poem, “He Took the Cross,” Jason Kirk Bartley describes how Christ’s love took Him to the cross. Continue reading He Took the Cross
In her poem, “In Front of Saint Sava’s Temple,” Ana Atanasković describes how her thoughts about faith were synchronous with the ringing of bells in Saint Sava’s Temple in Belgrade. Continue reading In Front of Saint Sava’s Temple
In her essay, “Tending the Threshold,” Kellie Brown explores the scriptural importance of spiritual thresholds and suggests how we can keep them attuned to the Spirit’s leading. Continue reading Tending the Threshold
In her poem, “Breath Meditation,” Clara Klein guides readers in combining mental concentration on the Holy Spirit with a breathing exercise. Continue reading Breath Meditation