Faith, Fiction, Friends

Brett Foster (1973-2015) was a professor of English at Wheaton College in suburban Chicago. He was a Renaissance scholar, anthology editor, ...

She nestles there, suffering, folded into herself, until she is not. Helpless, I watch her, disappearing a little each day, and then in the ...

The world’s great poets not only wrote poetry still read and studied today, but they also helped shape the culture of their countries and in...

Detective Inspector Caren Waits of the West Wales Police Service and her team are called to the marina in Swansea. The body of a young woman...

After 2 Samuel 9:1-13   Protected by his friend, saved to avert his murder at the hands of the king, he shares a covenant, house to house, a...

The Nicene Creed is 1,700 years old this week. Dennis Sansom at Mere Orthodoxy explains how it came to be created, and  why it’s still impor...

After 2 Samuel 9:1-13   A kindness shown, a steadfast love displayed, to the son of his friend slain in battle, the grandson of the man who ...