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What’s Said in the Dark Will Come to Light
“What if it’s your Dear Diary?” The panic had started to buzz slightly in my brain again. I was thinkin’ about what the preacher said last Sunday about everything said in secret being revealed in the light and most times in ways you’d never expect.
Pinky-Dink Polish
“I’ll get the girls a bottle of the Pinky-Dink polish,” Jillian said quickly, her face growing taunt. The girls would want to look and then there’d be the begging for this or that. Money was tight.
The Becoming
Allie scanned her news feeds. Nothing. No strange sightings. No talk of an alien invasion, of a zombie apocalypse, of vampires, or worse, demonic possessions. How could she ask?
I AM Enthroned Among the Students
A poem about contempory culture’s “I AM.”
All of Me
A short story inspired by Saint Augustine’s reflections on memory from “Book Ten” of his “Confessions.”
Something Divine
Callie was looking for something more, something … divine.
The Telephone Man
Dear God, he didn’t know how to save anyone. What was he thinking?
Nothing is Wasted
A flash fiction story that explores alternative uses of seemingly useless skills for the salvation of some.
Overheard in Church
This tongue-in-cheek poem explores the conclusion some reach after reading Paul’s instruction in 1 Timothy 2:9-15 and ignoring his other instructions.
Genres in the Book
This short poem briefly explores the different genres in the Bible and their relationship to the King.