In her essay, “Confessions of a Prodigal Daughter,” Kaitlyn Ramos recounts her young adult journey through disillusionment, regret, and the unwavering grace of love and faith. Continue reading Confessions of a Prodigal Daughter
In her essay, “Crown of Thorns,” Ana Atanasković describes how a plant connected to Jesus (called Christ’s thorn) has endured in her different homes, just as her faith in Jesus Christ endures in her heart. Continue reading Crown of Thorns
In her essay “The Girl in Green,” Johnna Ryan recollects a ceremony of tradition mirrored with a celebration of childlike, bounteous praise. Continue reading The Girl in Green
In her essay “Traditional Hardware,” Hannah Bailey discusses the deeper meaning revolving around the Christian tradition of hanging a nail on the Christmas tree. Continue reading Traditional Hardware
In her essay “Awards from the Post Office,” Angela Townsend traces a decades-long friendship with an elderly postman who knew Christ’s secret of J-O-Y. Continue reading Awards from the Post Office
In his essay, “A Short Meditation on Prayer,” Charlie Sutphin explores prayer through different perspectives. Continue reading A Short Meditation on Prayer
In her essay, “Waiting for My Turn,” LaDora LaRegina describes her journey to God’s perspective while she waited on the Lord. Continue reading Waiting for My Turn
In her essay, “My 2023 Easter,” Ana Atanaskovic intimately describes her Easter day of 2023, which, with the help of our Lord, turned out to be a very spiritually pleasant one. Continue reading My 2023 Easter
In her essay, “Evelyn,” Meredith Hubbard recollects and muses on an interesting friend she once had, through the lens of a Christian worldview. Continue reading Evelyn
In her essay, “Mother’s Day Check-In,” Brittany Plancarte reflects on her time as a new mother and what helped her overcome a tough obstacle. Continue reading Mother’s Day Check-In
In her essay, “Accepting What You Cannot Change,” Ana Atanaskovic describes her experience of the beauty of accepting God’s will for the things one realizes cannot be changed. Continue reading Accepting What You Cannot Change
In her essay, “Too Good To Not Believe,” Abigail Whitam shares her first-hand experience with Christ. Continue reading Too Good To Not Believe
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