The Mule
In his meditation, “The Mule,” W. Robert Boyd reflects upon his lifelong grievance of being last and how Christ taught him the truth of bearing burdens. Continue reading The Mule
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Wandering
In her poem, “Wandering,” Joela Diaz reflects on how even in the silence, Jesus is always guiding us through our wilderness. Continue reading Wandering
Dew Drops
In her poem, “Dew Drops,” Irene Surya reflects on hope in daily life. Continue reading Dew Drops
Even the Lowest Matter Matters
In his poem, “Even the Lowest Matter Matters,” Jeral Williams reminisces about his trip to Africa, wherein he was impressed by the numerous purposes for the lowest of matter and reflected on how God has purposes for humans if we put Him first. Continue reading Even the Lowest Matter Matters
He Can
In his poem, “Christ to Supper,” Jason Kirk Bartley reminds us how when life says, “you can’t,” the truth is “Jesus can.” Continue reading He Can
Christ to Supper
In his poem, “Christ to Supper,” Jason Kirk Bartley imagines what would you do if Christ was coming to have supper with you. Continue reading Christ to Supper
Cloud Nine
In her story, “Cloud Nine,” Nelly Shulman describes a dystopian future, where Christians are forced to leave the Earth. Continue reading Cloud Nine
The Depth of a Royal Heart
In his short story, “The Depth of a Royal Heart,” Jordan Zuniga depicts a godly king whose kingdom faces a threat. Continue reading The Depth of a Royal Heart
An Evening in the Streets
In his short story, “An Evening in the Streets,” Joseph Olamide Babalola explores the experience of a young man who tries to follow Christ after his arrest. Continue reading An Evening in the Streets
Wake Gently
In his essay, “Wake Gently,” Thomas Dunne reflects on the benefits of walking in dawn’s silent, gray hour. Continue reading Wake Gently
A Message To A Priest
In his poem, “A Message to a Priest,” Jose Joel Robles reflects on the calling, mission, and ministry of a priest. Continue reading A Message To A Priest
His Door is Always Open
In her poem, “His Door is Always Open,” Pat Severin reminds us that we can bring anything to God. Continue reading His Door is Always Open
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