Writing

Snowflakes are swirling in sparkling bright clouds…. Glittering like diamonds… Enveloping the crowds… Tiny crystals just pummel.. People’s rosy red cheeks… Six sided designs… With …

God waits for some sign of human feeling. Nothing’s here but gelled indifference, cooling to the touch. God thunders in the mountain pass. A juniper …

We interviewed Kathy Bryant, an Adventist poet living in Northern California. For many years she has had a fascination with words and their arrangement. Such …

We recently interviewed Sari Fordham, an Associate Professor of English at La Sierra University in Riverside, California. Editor – Sari, you are a superb writer, …

There’s a long limousine at the head of the pack that’s taken more dreams than it can bring back. There are more body bags than …

If It Ain’t on the Page, Then It Ain’t on the Stage. I’ve had a few heaven-sent moments where “being a writer” bore tasty fruit. …

“I lost 140 pounds and my identity.” Such testimonial would have heads scratching if Nutrisystem or Atkins used it to tout their products, but it …

I was a lowly criminal, A murderer, a thief. For me there was no hope at all, No freedom, no relief. I had been in …

It was a simple, lowly town In Judah’s tribal land, But from it there would rise a king With a skilled workman’s hand. This mighty …

It’s not a giant shouting a challenge to his enemy, but a still, small voice that is calling me, I don’t have to trust and …