Jerusalem
In his poem, “Jerusalem,” Levi Sweeney imagines a trip to the holy land, and the experiences and questions such a journey could possibly create. Continue reading Jerusalem
If Jesus was Beside Me…
In her poem, “If Jesus was Beside Me…” Pat Severin reminds us Jesus is always there beside us and can help us find the direction we need in life. Continue reading If Jesus was Beside Me…
It Looks Like Rain
In her poem, “It Looks Like Rain,” Pat Severin reminds us that we often forget that this earth is loaned to us by the Creator, and is ours to treasure and take care of. Continue reading It Looks Like Rain
Prayer
In his poem, “Prayer,” Mike Hall reflects on how we are often inconsistent in our conversations with God and acknowledges his infinite and loving patience with us. Continue reading Prayer
A Cost Too High
In his poem, “A Cost Too High,” Mike Hall emphasizes the importance of nurturing and caring for our children so their future and the future of our culture can be secured. Continue reading A Cost Too High
We Are Not Alone
In his poem, “We Are Not Alone,” Mike Hall examines God’s promise to always be with us through life’s trials. Continue reading We Are Not Alone
The Prayer for More Time
In his poem, “The Prayer for More Time,” Mike Hall offers up the desire for more time to continue God’s work and have him complete His work in us. Continue reading The Prayer for More Time
A Letter to My Unborn Child
In his poem, “A Letter to My Unborn Child,” Mike Hall draws upon his own experience as a father and offers this work of encouragement for all soon-to-be parents. Continue reading A Letter to My Unborn Child
Power
In this set of cinquains, Jeffrey Essmann considers the “sad and human” power God endowed us with that’s intrinsic to salvation history. Continue reading Power
An Older Man’s Twilight Communion
In her poem, “An Older Man’s Twilight Communion,” Leigh-Anne Burley writes about a dying person’s last communion. Continue reading An Older Man’s Twilight Communion
Psalm Twenty-Three
In his poem, “Psalm Twenty-Three,” Dayọ̀ Ayílárá compares his faith walk and progress with that of a lamp running out of oil; and a wool burning out, and hence, cries for help to the Lord. Continue reading Psalm Twenty-Three
Dear Mirror
In her poem, “Dear Mirror,” Megan Archuleta reflects on God’s powerful love that heals a broken self-image. Continue reading Dear Mirror
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