The Determination of Fate
In her poem, “The Determination of Fate,” A.M. Moodley reflects on heaven and hell. Continue reading The Determination of Fate
Category: Poetry
Sin and the Savior
In her poem, “Sin and the Savior,” Samantha Proctor uses the sestina form to convey the hope of Christ’s return. Continue reading Sin and the Savior
Out, Out
In his poem, “Out, Out,” Michael Shoemaker carries the inner dialogue of a disciple as they face day-to-day temptations. Continue reading Out, Out
On the Curb
In his poem, “On the Curb,” Michael Shoemaker writes about an inward prayer where an unexpected miracle follows. Continue reading On the Curb
And He Frankly Forgave Them Both
In his poem, “And He Frankly Forgave Them Both,” Michael Shoemaker expresses the wide expanse of mercy God applies when He forgives. Continue reading And He Frankly Forgave Them Both
Unnamed
In his poem, “Unnamed,” Chris Faunce explores the value of preserving life, even amidst the troubles. Continue reading Unnamed
Montana
In his poem, “Montana,” W Roger Carlisle steps into the wilderness to experience God’s presence. Continue reading Montana
When We Stand At Last
In his poem, “When We Stand At Last,” Mike Turner thinks about what will be considered on the Day of Judgement. Continue reading When We Stand At Last
Dear God
In her poem, “Dear God,” Stephanie Daich writes a letter to God as we decide to follow Him or Satan. Continue reading Dear God
God Chases Away Our Fears
In her poem, “God Chases Away Our Fears,” Stephanie Daich turns to the Saviour for strength. Continue reading God Chases Away Our Fears
Dear God, Please Don’t Leave
In her poem, “Dear God, Please Don’t Leave,” Stephanie Daich sincerely pleads to God to provide comfort and companionship. Continue reading Dear God, Please Don’t Leave
As I Allow My Soul To Heal
In her poem, “As I Allow My Soul To Heal,” Stephanie Daich reflects on how God gives the power to extinguish the darkness. Continue reading As I Allow My Soul To Heal
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