Homage to Acts 3:1-10
In her poem, “Homage to Acts 3:1-10,” Kath Higgens recalls the encounter of Peter and John with the lame man at the Temple and revels in the awe of what we are daily being offered. Continue reading Homage to Acts 3:1-10
In her poem, “Homage to Acts 3:1-10,” Kath Higgens recalls the encounter of Peter and John with the lame man at the Temple and revels in the awe of what we are daily being offered. Continue reading Homage to Acts 3:1-10
In her poem, “Lifetime’s Quest,” Kath Higgens remembers the importance of the striking encounter between Simeon and the family of baby Jesus. Continue reading Lifetime’s Quest
In his short story, “The Richest Man in the World,” Jon Moray depicts an old man who realizes the power of prayer. Continue reading The Richest Man in the World
In her essay, “Hope Grows Slow,” Sarah Freymuth reflects on the seed of hope that endures. Continue reading Hope Grows Slow
In her short nonfiction piece, “An Unexpected Angel,” Janet Pierce describes an encounter with a heavenly messenger that gave her peace to sustain her when she needed it most. Continue reading An Unexpected Angel
In her poem, “Instability/The Axis,” Elizabeth Tervo finds stability in prayer. Continue reading Instability/The Axis
In her poem, “Micah,” Catherine Zickgraf describes God’s protection of an unborn soul. Continue reading Micah
In his poem, “Empty Me,” Jason Kirk Bartley writes about how we should empty us of ourselves, any evil deeds, so that we may be filled with the fullness of God. Continue reading Empty Me
In a heart-to-heart interview with Agape Review, Veronica Leigh talks about her faith, writing journey, and beyond. Continue reading Interview with Author Veronica Leigh
In his poem, “The Hallelujah Train,” Jason Kirk Bartley reflects on how we need each other to make it in this world with Christ at the head. Continue reading The Hallelujah Train
In her poem, “The Sound of God Singing: A Contrapuntal for Three Voices,” Olga Dugan reflects on ways knowledge of God’s goodness can give us joy in the midst of sorrow and suffering, can bring us unity over division and loneliness. Continue reading The Sound of God Singing: A Contrapuntal for Three Voices
In her poem, “Walking with My Mother,” Olga Dugan recollects a mother’s Christ-centered teachings, which continue to shape every facet of her daughter’s life. Continue reading Walking with My Mother