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
In his poem, “Confession,” Stephen Clark depicts the process of restoration. Continue reading Confession
In his poem, “The Psalms,” Jeffrey Essmann reflects on the joy of knowing where the Psalms’ yearning for redemption leads. Continue reading The Psalms
In his poem, “Morning Prayer,” Jeffrey Essmann considers how ephemeral the voice of God can be. Continue reading Morning Prayer
In her poem, “The Comeback,” Teresa Burleson meditates on Jesus Christ being the Firstborn from the dead. Continue reading The Comeback
In her poem, “Winner Take All,” Teresa Burleson reflects on how Jesus Christ tasted death so that we might live. Continue reading Winner Take All
In her poem, “No Condemnation,” Teresa Burleson remembers how when the others were ready to stone the adulteress, Jesus alone was her champion. Continue reading No Condemnation
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