One Sunday Morning
In her short story, “One Sunday Morning,” Linda Barrett writes about two women facing a life-shattering miracle. Continue reading One Sunday Morning
In her short story, “One Sunday Morning,” Linda Barrett writes about two women facing a life-shattering miracle. Continue reading One Sunday Morning
In the completion of his two-volume biography of T. S. Eliot, Robert Crawford looks into the personal life and struggles of England’s greatest twentieth-century poet and reveals how Eliot’s embrace of Christianity changed his poetic imagination. Continue reading Eliot After The Waste Land by Robert Crawford — Book Review
In his poem “Breadcrumbs,” Tyler Rogness follows a trail of reminders and takes nourishment for the journey forward. Continue reading Breadcrumbs
In his poem, “In The Middle,” Jeff Kaspar reflects on how Jesus came right to the middle of his hurts and pains from addiction to lift him out and set him free. Continue reading In The Middle
In his poem, “Freedom’s Song,” Jeff Kaspar describes how Jesus carried him out of the bondage of addiction to freedom. Continue reading Freedom’s Song
In his poem, “Broken Prayers,” Jeff Kaspar describes what it’s like to have hurts and pains buried so deep that it’s hard to find the words to pray to our Father to ask for help. Continue reading Broken Prayers
In his poem, “Our Servant King,” Jeff Kaspar meditates on Jesus promise to bind up the broken hearted and how Jesus is our beautiful servant King still healing hearts today. Continue reading Our Servant King
In his poem, “Tell Me the Story,” Jeff Kaspar is writing a love letter asking the Holy Spirit to tell his heart again all about Jesus and what great love He has for us. Continue reading Tell Me the Story
In her poem, “The Determination of Fate,” A.M. Moodley reflects on heaven and hell. Continue reading The Determination of Fate
Matthew Nies reviews Marty Solomon’s “Asking Better Questions of the Bible” Continue reading Asking Better Questions of the Bible by Marty Solomon — Book Review
Nila K. Bartley reviews Beth Moore’s “Believing God” Continue reading Believing God by Beth Moore — Book Review
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