Too Good To Not Believe
In her essay, “Too Good To Not Believe,” Abigail Whitam shares her first-hand experience with Christ. Continue reading Too Good To Not Believe
Claire de Lune
In his short story, “Claire de Lune,” named after and inspired by Debussy’s Clair de Lune and dedicated to his wife, Zaher Alajlani reflects on the deep meaning of Matthew 19:4-6. Continue reading Claire de Lune
The Deer Hunter
In his short story, “The Deer Hunter,” Daniel Massett writes about a man who has denied love in his life. Continue reading The Deer Hunter
The Truths of Psalm 1:3
In her poem, “The Truths of Psalm 1:3,” Penelope Guzzo ponders what it truly means to be a soul planted by the streams of God’s love and protection. Continue reading The Truths of Psalm 1:3
Paul, Apostle of Christ — Film Review
William Collen reviews Paul, Apostle of Christ (2018) Continue reading Paul, Apostle of Christ — Film Review
Reasonable Faith: Christian Truth and Apologetics by William Lane Craig — Book Review
Zaher Alajlani reviews William Lane Craig’s “Reasonable Faith: Christian Truth and Apologetics” Continue reading Reasonable Faith: Christian Truth and Apologetics by William Lane Craig — Book Review
Audacious by Beth Moore — Book Review
Nila K. Bartley reviews Beth Moore’s “Audacious” Continue reading Audacious by Beth Moore — Book Review
The Sweetness of Your Presence
In his poem, “The Sweetness of Your Presence,” Houston Arledge reflects on desiring being in the presence of God. Continue reading The Sweetness of Your Presence
Call Me Ishmael
In his poem, “Call Me Ishmael,” Houston Arledge reflects on Ishmael’s relationship to God through the lens of Moby Dick’s narrator. Continue reading Call Me Ishmael
A Love Delayed
In his poem, “A Love Delayed,” Houston Arledge recalls his testimony and waiting on Jesus’s return. Continue reading A Love Delayed
More or Less
In her poem, “More or Less,” Sarah Steele presents a revelation of a husband loving as God loves. Continue reading More or Less
Dayenu
In her poem, “Dayenu,” Sarah Steele explores the significance of this Hebrew word found within the liturgy of the Easter Seder…and now found around her ankle. Continue reading Dayenu
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