To my Father in Heaven
In his poem, “To my Father in Heaven,” Ivan S. Fiske Iv renders a heartfelt prayer to God. Continue reading To my Father in Heaven
Category: Poetry
Two Prayers for Blessed Imagination
In his poem “Two Prayers for Blessed Imagination,” Russell Willis writes in memory of those whose lives were lost in Robb Elementary School, and in response to prayers and pleas of members of the Christian Community for faith-driven solutions to this pandemic of violence. Continue reading Two Prayers for Blessed Imagination
Weary Scars
In his poem, “Weary Scars,” A.J. Prufrock reflects on the Great Physician. Continue reading Weary Scars
The More that I Hide
In his poem, “The More that I Hide,” A.J. Prufrock responds to St. Sophrony. Continue reading The More that I Hide
My Shepherd and I
In his poem, “My Shepherd and I,” Deji Ajibade reflects on his relationship with his Shepherd. Continue reading My Shepherd and I
How Do I Know My Love
In his poem, “How Do I Know My Love,” W. Robert Boyd considers the meaning behind love and how God’s is unconditional. Continue reading How Do I Know My Love
Titan of Song
In his poem, “Titan of Song,” W. Robert Boyd meditates on the tiny winged glory that is God’s robin. Continue reading Titan of Song
Of The Father
In his poem, “Of The Father,” W. Robert Boyd rejoices in the Lord over the gift of being a father. Continue reading Of The Father
The Well
In his poem, “The Well,” W. Robert Boyd reflects on how God’s grace satisfies our thirst. Continue reading The Well
Pneuma: Pentecost, Spirit, Breath
In his poem, “Pneuma: Pentecost, Spirit, Breath,” Bryan Weeks plays on the meaning of the Greek word pneuma in order to meditate on the deeper connection between breath and the Spirit of God given to humanity at Pentecost. Continue reading Pneuma: Pentecost, Spirit, Breath
After El Greco’s View of Toledo
In his poem, “After El Greco’s View of Toledo,” Bryan Weeks attempts to capture the inspiration of the artist as a movement of God’s work bringing the world into being. Continue reading After El Greco’s View of Toledo
Water Tale
In his poem, “Water Tale,” Mark Weinrich reflects upon the freedom of yielding to the Holy Spirit. Continue reading Water Tale
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