The Good News in Two Acts
In this two-part poem, Linda Troxell considers Good Friday and Easter Sunday as the Good News, in two acts. Continue reading The Good News in Two Acts
In this two-part poem, Linda Troxell considers Good Friday and Easter Sunday as the Good News, in two acts. Continue reading The Good News in Two Acts
In her poem, “I Was Talking to God Last Night,” Tanya Castro speaks to God as she goes about her day during a storm. Continue reading I Was Talking to God Last Night
In her poem, “Everlasting Hope,” Maria Grace Nobile puts her hope in the Lord. Continue reading Everlasting Hope
In his poem, “The AI Chatbot Cannot Explain Psalm 23,” Andrew Taylor-Troutman reflects on the beloved scripture’s meaning to people of faith, including in today’s world. Continue reading The AI Chatbot Cannot Explain Psalm 23
In his poem, “The Triumph Over Sin and the Conqueror Over The Grave,” Jordan Zuniga reflects on Lord Jesus Christ’s victory over the cross. Continue reading The Triumph Over Sin and the Conqueror Over The Grave
In his poem, “The Definition of a Blessing, and What It Entails,” Jordan Zuniga draws inspiration from the potential of what a Biblical blessing from God might be. Continue reading The Definition of a Blessing, and What It Entails
In his poem, “Hosanna for the King shall dwell, Hosanna to Emmanuel!,” Jordan Zuniga reflects on Christ’s triumphal entry into Jerusalem on Palm Sunday. Continue reading Hosanna for the King shall dwell, Hosanna to Emmanuel!
In his poem, “Jehovah-Shammah,” Jordan Zuniga reflects on the name Jehovah-Shammah and about God’s presence. Continue reading Jehovah-Shammah
In his poem, “Triumphant Conqueror Emerged Victorious,” Jordan Zuniga reflects on how our Lord Jesus Christ rose victorious on the day of the Resurrection. Continue reading Triumphant Conqueror Emerged Victorious
In his poem, “WWJD,” Stephen Clark pushes against simple responses to life’s challenges. Continue reading WWJD
In his poem, “Teased,” Stephen Clark reflects on the seeming illusive yet reliable nature of grace. Continue reading Teased
In his poem, “Parable,” Stephen Clark points out the challenge of hungering and thirsting. Continue reading Parable