Wagering Against Pascal?
In his poem, “Wagering Against Pascal?” Jeral Williams relates how thinking about the alternative to God aids his decision to accept God’s gifts. Continue reading Wagering Against Pascal?
Category: Poetry
Sanctuary
In her poem, “Sanctuary,” Mary Eileen Ball explores church relationships. Continue reading Sanctuary
Angel with a Sword
In her poem, “Angel with a Sword,” Renee Emerson remembers her time spent in the CICU with her baby daughter, who had a severe heart condition and passed away at six months old. Continue reading Angel with a Sword
He Fed Me with Ravens
In her poem, “He Fed Me with Ravens,” Renee Emerson reflects on Elijah being fed in the wilderness. Continue reading He Fed Me with Ravens
Let My Faith Be As Big As A Mustard Seed
In his poem, “Let My Faith Be As Big As A Mustard Seed,” Dennis Williams reflects on Matthew 17:20, where Jesus Christ said if your faith is as big as a mustard seed, nothing shall be impossible to you. Continue reading Let My Faith Be As Big As A Mustard Seed
Where Has Summer Gone?
In her poem, “Where Has Summer Gone?” Pat Severin puts God’s autumn beauty in its proper perspective. Continue reading Where Has Summer Gone?
I’ve Learned
In her poem, “I’ve Learned,” Pat Severin shares her personal observations of life while encouraging us all to do the same. Continue reading I’ve Learned
Taken
In her poem “Taken,” Alev Keating reflects on the value of Christ’s sacrifice. Continue reading Taken
Devotional Haiku
In “Devotional Haiku,” Mike Turner casts traditional haiku as prayers worshiping God and seeking faith, grace, and salvation. Continue reading Devotional Haiku
Penitence
In his poem, “Penitence,” Sean O’Neill expresses the truth that God’s mercy is poured out on all who repent of their sins. Continue reading Penitence
Hubris
In his poem, “Hubris,” Sean O’Neill expresses the folly of pride and the necessity of humility before God. Continue reading Hubris
Fortitude
In his poem, “Fortitude,” Sean O’Neill exhorts the reader to endure suffering well and to look forward to heaven. Continue reading Fortitude
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