Inspiring Faith and Creativity & Exploring the Arts through a Spiritual Lens
For American Evangelical Christians, Frank Peretti has been a household name for nearly 40 years. His debut novel This Present Darkness, published in 1986, was one of the first entries in the emerging Christian Fiction…
An August day of dragging hoses, washing dishesWatching hummingbirds while doing the laundryPulling up the last exhausted tomato vinesFeeding the dogs and cats, mowing the lawns: The summery hours of heat and work and sweatConsidering…
Remember ye the Spark? The flame which ignites over thoughts once dark. Like unto a star eternally bright Thus was the beginning begot, And Zauri, the great Scribe wove Voices from the depths, yet we…
Author’s Note: There are several cuts and versions of the film Legend. My comments and impressions are based on the American theatrical release, which is the shortest version, running only 89 minutes, and features a…
Village in Arabia, circa 7th Century In the training yard, a middle-aged man and a teenage boy circled and lunged at one another, the air cracking as their weapons clashed. “I yield!” cried the boy, as…
A footprint on the road to SantiagoIt has meaning - a footprint, and anotherAn indent from the ferrule of a stickToward a vision of a Field of StarsSin-weary and sunburnt, a pilgrim plodsThrough weeds and…
By Meagan McKinstry I am not a Catholic, so the saints have never played much of a role in my religious practice. While many of their names are familiar to me, and I know a…
Growing up, I remember Palm Sunday being a particularly special event, mainly because the grand epic of The Ten Commandments came on TV. We always crowded around the TV to watch this grand masterpiece, only…
I miss my big family Passovers. In my family, the three most important holidays are Passover, Thanksgiving, and Hanukkah. But the only one that held deep spiritual meaning my whole life has been Passover. I…
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