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Kingdom Come

By Susan Lewis
November 1, 2018

Oh how we seek that kingdom come When Satan’s rule is finally done And peace is on this earth at last, With sin and…

Believe

By Jewell Johnson
September 1, 2018

“Blessed are those who have not seen and yet have believed” (John 20:29). Blessed are you who believe — when confusion reigns, when…

The Reality of Marriage

By Bethany Waters
July 1, 2018

Before I got married, I didn’t know the reality That the easiest thing to grow Would be apart. Apart a little at a time…

Celebration

By Jason Overman
May 1, 2018

God worked and then rested — He created, then blessed A sanctuary in time. In life’s blur, a quiet clime To pause, recalibrate, Rejoice,…

Selah

By Yvonne Kays
March 1, 2018

The message came. Come away to a desert place and rest awhile. The way opened. I left my work in the valley to tread…

Incarnation

By Sandra H. Bounds
January 1, 2018

For the barest moment as I consider Eden’s darkness that lurks within my own heart, despair flickers before unspeakable wonder floods the margins of my…

Creation Waiting

By Francis Freed
December 6, 2017

Creation Waiting (Romans 8:21) It is a serene October midnight, a full moon rides the ragged clouds, ducking behind them, almost brushing the swaying tips…

Sea Path

By Robert L. Kinast
September 6, 2017

Sea Path (Exodus 14:15-16) When the waters part and the seabed becomes a footpath again, it’s time to choose between crossing over or…

Could I But

By James Sale
July 6, 2017

Could I But For I know my transgressions, And my sin is ever before me (Psalm 51:3, NIV). One thing I have…

Faith Digs

By Jason Overman
May 6, 2017

Faith Digs Full House Stuffed with Crowd Faith dug its way Through roof and reed Dangerous, Audacious, Inconvenient Faith He completed it with healing…