The Plea
In his poem, “The Plea,” Erik Priedkalns writes those moments of struggle when the wretched man has nowhere to go but to Christ for peace. Continue reading The Plea
In his poem, “The Plea,” Erik Priedkalns writes those moments of struggle when the wretched man has nowhere to go but to Christ for peace. Continue reading The Plea
In his poem, “Morning Prayer,” Fred Miller reflects on a favorite morning prayer. Continue reading Morning Prayer
In her poem, “A Steward,” Zuhra C. Magut reminds us that all we are and have is a gift. Continue reading A Steward
In her poem, “In Your Hand,” Zuhra C. Magut reflects on what it means to follow the Lord. Continue reading In Your Hand
In her poem, “I Submit,” Zuhra C. Magut reflects on submitting our all to the Lord. Continue reading I Submit
In her poem, “Your Voice,” Zuhra C. Magut considers the central place of God’s speech. Continue reading Your Voice
In her poem, “Flood of Praise,” Zuhra C. Magut reflects on the wonders of the Lord. Continue reading Flood of Praise
In her poem, “the woman with a hemorrhage,” Sister Lou Ella Hickman shares my thoughts about this woman’s background. Continue reading the woman with a hemorrhage
In her poem, “soul music,” Sister Lou Ella Hickman describes Zacchaeus’ encounter with Jesus. Continue reading soul music
In his poem, “Jerusalem,” Levi Sweeney imagines a trip to the holy land, and the experiences and questions such a journey could possibly create. Continue reading Jerusalem
In her poem, “If Jesus was Beside Me…” Pat Severin reminds us Jesus is always there beside us and can help us find the direction we need in life. Continue reading If Jesus was Beside Me…
In her poem, “It Looks Like Rain,” Pat Severin reminds us that we often forget that this earth is loaned to us by the Creator, and is ours to treasure and take care of. Continue reading It Looks Like Rain