In my twenties, I belonged to a group of church women who busted every negative stereotype of the ‘church-lady’. Rather than gossiping, they grabbed hold of the gospel and chose to live by it every single day. Instead of criticizing others, these ladies circled up and prayed mightily. They equipped our group with biblical knowledge,Continue reading “Holy Trinity: Unity”

Despite liking poetry, I’ve never been very good at writing it or understanding its figurative depths. Yet I’m drawn to the rhythm of the lines, the play with words and sounds, the ebb and flow of thoughts. But give me an entire poem that’s a metaphor for something, and I’ll probably flounder. An English teacherContinue reading “Holy Trinity: Poetry in Motion”

[Featured art by Jen Horton, “The Lion of Judah“] I recently learned that the number eight in biblical numerology represents the supernatural as well as new beginnings and covenant.1 Even Holy Week holds deeper meanings when looked at through Hebrew symbolism. The actual days of the week, for instance.  On the first century Jewish calendar,Continue reading “Set Apart: Holy Ascension”