In his poem, “The Empty Old Church Re-opens,” Nolo Segundo expresses his frustration when his Anglican church had remained closed for in-person worship long after restaurants, dentists, barbers, movie houses, etc. had re-opened. Continue reading The Empty Old Church Re-opens
In his poem, “Life’s Invitations,” Mark Weinrich rejoices in the opportunities God has placed around us to see His Character. Continue reading Life’s Invitations
In his poem, “Jesus’ Longing,” Mark Weinrich ponders Jesus’ plea to the city of Jerusalem. Continue reading Jesus’ Longing
In his poem, “Majesty in Stillness,” Mark Weinrich delights in the reflecting power of a pond. Continue reading Majesty in Stillness
In his poem, “The Gateway,” Mark Weinrich longs for the Lord to adjust his life focus. Continue reading The Gateway
In his poem, “Put Your Choir on the Frontline,” Mark Weinrich reflects upon the battleplan God gave King Jehoshaphat in 2 Chronicles 20:20-22. Continue reading Put Your Choir on the Frontline
In her poem, “Creative Proclamation,” Lori Wall-Holloway draws inspiration from Psalm 105:1 to praise the Lord. Continue reading Creative Proclamation
In her poem, “Fractured,” Lori Wall-Holloway reflects on how God breathes new life into us. Continue reading Fractured
In her poem, “Outstretched Hand,” Lori Wall-Holloway reflects on the soft strum of a guitar, which enhanced a quiet time where she had to learn to be still. Continue reading Outstretched Hand
In her poem, “Hope Renewed,” Lori Wall-Holloway reflects on the words or phrases spoken in church that have lifted her spirits and given her hope. Continue reading Hope Renewed
In her poem, “Creation of a Song,” Lori Wall-Holloway reflects on how the sounds of different instruments in worship can be blended to create a song for the Lord. Continue reading Creation of a Song
In her poem, “It Seems,” Caroline Liberatore expounds on the concept of vanity found in Ecclesiastes. Continue reading It Seems
Agape Review 