In his poem, “O Blessed King of Longing,” Bradley Alger shows us life as both a child of the Most High King as well as being a child of the Most High King who struggles with depression. Continue reading O Blessed King of Longing
In his poem, “Word Made Flesh,” Jeffrey Essmann considers how scriptural prayer can segue from the contemplative to the incarnational. Continue reading Word Made Flesh
In her essay, “To my Lord,” Ana Atanasković reflects on finding peace in God through faith. Continue reading To my Lord
In his poem, “He Is Born,” Pett Ezra Isaac reflects on the birth of Christ. Continue reading He Is Born 🎄
In her poem, “Happy Birthday, Christ Jesus,” Linda Troxell sends a birthday wish to our Lord and Savior. Continue reading Happy Birthday, Christ Jesus 🎄
In her poem “In Remembrance Again,” Debbie Felio reflects on the inclusion of all for the gift in the manger. Continue reading In Remembrance Again 🎄
In her poem “Praise! Praise!” Debbie Felio reflects on just some of the everyday encounters with God, found in unexpected places. Continue reading Praise! Praise!
In her poem “Mercy Yet,” Debbie Felio explores the struggle of living the faith in a broken world. Continue reading Mercy Yet
In her essay, “A Christmas Story,” Ana Atanasković recounts attending Christmas worship in her Orthodox church. Continue reading A Christmas Story 🎄
In her poem “When the world says…” Nichole Barwick reflects on what Jesus Christ says about all of us. Continue reading When the world says…
In her short story, “The Sycamore,” Shannon Baker imagines the answer to Mark 8:36’s question: “For what would it profit a man if he gains the whole world, and loses his own soul?” Continue reading The Sycamore
In his poem, “The Second Shepherd’s Story,” Michael Collins writes from the perspective of a shepherd who remembers the night Jesus was born. Continue reading The Second Shepherd’s Story 🎄
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