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Poetry

Let Me Tell You About Jesus

In her poem, “Let Me Tell You About Jesus,” Linda Troxell endeavors to explain Jesus and how He changed her life to those who have not yet encountered His life-changing love. Continue reading Let Me Tell You About Jesus

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Poetry

Not Entirely Free

In her poem, “Not Entirely Free,” Linda Troxell reflects on God’s role in our lives as a kind and loving Father who extends His grace to forgive our sins. Continue reading Not Entirely Free

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Poetry

How Do I Praise You?

In her poem, “How Do I Praise You?” Linda Troxell considers everything the Lord has done in her life, and reflects on her inability to give Him the praise He deserves. Continue reading How Do I Praise You?

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Fiction

Does Jesus Sing George Jones?

In his short story, “Does Jesus Sing George Jones?” Brian Gifford depicts the relationship between a grandfather and grandson defined by the life and death of Jesus Christ and the music of George Jones. Continue reading Does Jesus Sing George Jones?

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Poetry

A Burdened Tongue

In his poem, “A Burdened Tongue,” Martin Peter Mburu reflects on the power of the tongue and praying for those who persecute us. Continue reading A Burdened Tongue

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Poetry

Leakage

In his poem, “Leakage,” Martin Mburu reminds us to pray to filled in the Spirit at all times. Continue reading Leakage

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Poetry

I Moved

In his poem, “I Moved,” Martin Peter Mburu reflects on God’s unconditional love. Continue reading I Moved

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Poetry

These Little Ones

In his poem, “These Little Ones,” Martin Peter Mburu reflects on how God speaks even through children. Continue reading These Little Ones

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Poetry

A Beautiful Timeline

In his poem, “A Beautiful Timeline,” Martin Peter Mburu reminds us to hide the Word in our hearts and that God searches the hearts. Continue reading A Beautiful Timeline

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Poetry

To Make Christ Known

In his poem, “To Make Christ Known,” Jason Kirk Bartley talks about how glorifying God is our very existence. Continue reading To Make Christ Known

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Creative Nonfiction

Doubt

In her essay, “Doubt,” Linda Troxell considers the role of doubt in the Christian journey and how it can be used as a tool for growth. Continue reading Doubt

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Book Review

Why I Love the Apostle Paul: 30 Reasons by John Piper — Book Review

Akinrinade Funminiyi reviews John Piper’s “Why I Love the Apostle Paul: 30 Reasons” Continue reading Why I Love the Apostle Paul: 30 Reasons by John Piper — Book Review

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