The Great Physician
In his poem, “The Great Physician,” Jason Kirk Bartley reflects on how Jesus paid for our healing on the cross. Continue reading The Great Physician
In his poem, “The Great Physician,” Jason Kirk Bartley reflects on how Jesus paid for our healing on the cross. Continue reading The Great Physician
In her poem, “Options,” Victoria Crawford reflects on the choices we make from a Biblical perspective. Continue reading Options
In his poem, “Awaken The Day,” Fred Marmorstein embraces the sanctity of God’s daily gift. Continue reading Awaken The Day
In his poem, “Jesus Heals A Paralytic,” Ryan Keating reflects on the significance of the miracle from Mark 2 from the perspective of the man who was healed. Continue reading Jesus Heals A Paralytic
In her essay, “Baby Steps in Post Pandemic Life,” Yevgeniya Przhebelskaya describes hosting a post pandemic birthday party for herself and her toddler son in the “new normal” of post pandemic. Continue reading Baby Steps in Post Pandemic Life
In his poem, “He’s The Best,” Paul Mayes Jamar shows that we are failures until we surrender to Jesus Christ and are blessed. Continue reading He’s The Best
In his poem, “This Jesus,” Paul Mayes Jamar reflects on Jesus Christ’s intercession between God and man. Continue reading This Jesus
In his poem, “Choose To Be Wise,” Paul Mayes Jamar reflects on how we all will choose to be wise and follow Jesus Christ. Continue reading Choose To Be Wise
In his poem, “The Greatest Event In History,” Paul Mayes Jamar offers a disciple’s perspective of Jesus Christ’s death and resurrection. Continue reading The Greatest Event In History
In his poem, “New Sight,” Mark Weinrich considers how the Lord corrects his vision. Continue reading New Sight
In his poem, “Sluggish Morning,” Mark Weinrich shares how hard it is to stay faithful when your body wants to take a day off, yet your spirit is willing. Continue reading Sluggish Morning
In his poem, “My Parachute,” Mark Weinrich reflects upon his past unwillingness to surrender completely to the Lord. Continue reading My Parachute