BANDAIDS AND BLOOD
In Bandaids and Blood, Ryan List speaks with God about illness, grief, Anna's death, doubt and the realization that the love he kept searching for had been with him all along.
In Bandaids and Blood, Ryan List speaks with God about illness, grief, Anna's death, doubt and the realization that the love he kept searching for had been with him all along.
In Yahweh, Lorna Bees writes about darkness, worship, Scripture and faith, returning to the assurance that no depth is beyond the reach of God.
In Shackles of Captivity, Lorna Bees draws on biblical imagery to explore deliverance, restoration, faith, abundance and the hope of freedom after captivity.
In The Good Shepherd, Lorna Bees reflects on faith, divine guidance and provision, reminding readers that even through difficult seasons, those who seek God can continue to hope.
In Judas Mirror, K.P.M. imagines a guilt-ridden man encountering Judas Iscariot outside a chapel. What begins with condemnation becomes a haunting reflection on sin, judgment, repentance and the possibility of mercy.
In The Architecture of the Heart, K.P.M. begins convinced that love is a beautifully packaged lie. But an encounter with “the Architect” challenges the walls he has built and leads him towards a different understanding of love, faith and God.