Hope is an exercise in imagination.

An interview with Dr. Blair Smith, Associate Professor of Systematic Theology at Reformed Theological Seminary in Charlotte, NC.

A reflection on "Middle Age"

Revisit Oakland Street

The poetic form reveals God's heart and speaks to ours.

Play is the exercise of imagination, the exploration of possibility, and the discovery of limits.

The humble confidence of discipleship.

When light and shadow meet

Emptiness is a terrible weight.

When I see the world through the lens of mystery, I am always delightfully surprised.

Walls have ears. Is anyone else listening?

The summer when the world was hazy....

Facts and figures confront us with a truth outside of us. Well written novels confront us with the truth within.

Ruthie is capturing beauty every day through the month of May! Come visit her studio at: ruthiekellar.com

Happy 17th anniversary, David Kneen. This is your invitation. Come walk the winter garden, love Before the springtime flurry Slow your...

I wrote this poem from the darkness of anguish and loss. I am thankful for the faithful men and women who have walked in the shadow of...

A Short Reflection on the Ark Narrative in 1 Samuel 4-7:1 "God, in preliminary displays of power over the forces of evil, so often worked...

Recently, I asked a young woman what she planned to do after she finished college. She demurely answered that she was looking into...

What God Ordains is Always Good by Samuel Rodigast (1649-1708) What God ordains is always good: His will is just and holy. As He directs...

Painting by Ruthie Kellar Listen: Song by Kristi Lee Consider the Flowers Consider the flowers Loosening from the sepalum guard Unfurling...