Short Story: Taking StepsI just can’t do it, Priscilla thought to herself yet again. Her friends ran marathons, bench pressed, and did other valiant physical feats, but she just couldn’t. She wasn’t h...  Read More

Story: No Way Out“Come on, little birdy, fly out—no, not that way!” Jedediah felt his pleadings with the poor bird were in vain. He had been trying for the last half hour to rescue a poor bird that ha...  Read More

Story - The Story of the AlmondsI woke up shivering the morning of Thanksgiving Day 1969. I'd pulled a canvas tarp over me while laying on a hay bail in a barn just off the road I was hitchhiking on, ...  Read More

Story: Even in the DarknessJill gasped with wonder as she reached the mountaintop and caught sight of the view. There in the distance, she could faintly see her future home glistening in the sunlight....  Read More

Story: A Thousand MarblesThe older I get, the more I enjoy Saturday mornings. Perhaps it's the quiet solitude that comes with being the first to rise, or maybe it's the unbounded joy of not having to ...  Read More

Story: A Father’s SacrificeAfter a few of the usual Sunday evening hymns, the church's pastor slowly stood up, walked over to the pulpit and, before he gave his sermon for the evening, briefly introdu...  Read More

Life in the DarknessJohanna had lived her entire life in the dark cave, deep underneath the earth’s surface. She’d never seen light—not pure light, anyway. There were little glimmers of light that rea...  Read More

Story: I ForgotJack stared up and down the street with wide eyes. Where was he? What was he doing? More importantly, who was he?He couldn’t remember the answer to any of those questions. He looked aro...  Read More

StoryA Bank, Cop, and Drop-OffJane was under a very strange misunderstanding. She’d been told that she could believe whatever she wanted about everything and was living her life as if believing someth...  Read More

AgapeThis week we come to the fourth and final type of love in this short series.  We have examined Storge, the instinctive love of a parent for a child.  The love we have seen so easily corrupted, Er...  Read More

ErosThis week we are once again examining the different meanings of the word “love.”  Eros is one of the four Greek words for love, alongside agape (selfless love), storge (familial love), and philia ...  Read More

The Four LovesStorgeGod’s grace be to you this week as we continue to move in and through the Summer.  The weather is ever changing but today we celebrate that God is unchangeable and His love for us ...  Read More