by Sarah Rennicke | Jun 1, 2017 | Literature
In the beginning, God created. Artist’s soul attuned to string everything from nothing formed an idea in his head that gave him delight. A black and barren expanse mutely marked a starting point from which the Spirit hovered, wrinkling the waters, suspended in...
by Heidi Wheeler | Jun 1, 2017 | Spiritual Growth
I’m a girl of the wilderness, wild at heart. There’s nowhere I feel more alive, more of who I was created to be, than outdoors in creation—and I don’t think I’m alone. We were made for this stuff. Beauty. Enormity. Landscapes that artists can only copy. A pace that...
by Stephanie Thompson | Jun 1, 2017 | Memoir
At times, the most extravagant beauty is found in simplicity. The brilliance radiated by a single firefly. The intricate, colorful design adorning one tropical fish. A single rose. “Simple” allows one to hone in and marvel at the craftsmanship. My thoughts of simple...
by Sarah Elizabeth Finch | Jun 1, 2017 | Literature
Empty & Full by Sarah Elizabeth Finch My daughter caught a fish. “A baby one,” she shouted and with glee swiped across her face she sparkled like the silver scales in the sun. But it was still too small. We gingerly placed its eager body trembling in the water and...
by Judy Douglass | Jun 1, 2017 | Faith and Culture
I love sunrises, sunsets. The grandeur of mountains, the movement of the ocean, the starkness of the desert—all engage my senses. But nothing captures my heart like the beauty of God revealed in his created image bearers. I see God in my husband, my children, and now,...
