Power of Worship
In his poem, “Power of Worship,” Mark Weinrich delights in the wonder and release through worship. Continue reading Power of Worship
In his poem, “Power of Worship,” Mark Weinrich delights in the wonder and release through worship. Continue reading Power of Worship
In his poem, “Just A Shower,” Mark Weinrich meditates upon the wonder of a day of rain. Continue reading Just A Shower
In his poem, “My Staff,” Mark Weinrich reflects upon leaning on the Lord in our daily walks. Continue reading My Staff
In his poem, “The Narrow Way,” Mark Weinrich shares gratitude for the path the Lord has laid out. Continue reading The Narrow Way
In her poem, “Sermon On The Mount,” Tabitha N. Munyoki reflects on Christ’s famous sermon on the mount. Continue reading Sermon On The Mount
In her dramatic monologue, “The Carpenter,” Dorothy Winslow Wright’s Joseph speaks of Mary and of the birth of Jesus. Continue reading The Carpenter
In his poem, “Glorious Sons,” Ibrahim Olawale reflects on the purity exemplified by the glorious sons of God. Continue reading Glorious Sons
In his poem, “Great is the Lord Jesus,” Anthony J. Rubi reflects on the simple ways that God protects him. Continue reading Great is the Lord Jesus
In his poem, “Christ and the Lions,” Michael Eaton reflects on the many strengths Christ shows us. Continue reading Christ and the Lions
In her poem, “Word Made Flesh,” Chandra T. Mountain recounts an encounter with God and grief. Continue reading Word Made Flesh
In her poem, “God, You Are,” Chandra T. Mountain reflects on the calming presence of God. Continue reading God, You Are
In her prose poem, “Temporary Home,” Dee Lorraine explores how Jesus protects parents and children through each of life’s storms. Continue reading Temporary Home