Heart pumping blood into his veins, a little-known worship song blared in Max’s ear as he pushed himself through the final third of his three-mile run. I’m taking back what the enemy’s stolen from me, the song blasted out. The words sank into his soul and awakened his spirit. He had already fought for and… View more
A dead teenager’s final words haunted Max Owens, her memory an unwelcome taunt from a past he preferred to keep buried. Her voice was a ghost permanently lodged in the recesses of his mind, echoing to him her final heartfelt plea: “Pick the right one, Max.” The tenderness by which she had spoken those words… View more
Society pages headlined One Red Hue, the first art show of Serene Sinclair, once known as the Red half of the break-out musical duo, Red & Ice. Rumors circulated that she had invited Nolan Stone, the Ice half of the duo, to appear, but he had declined to go. News spread that he couldn’t even… View more
*sigh* This story. Beautiful. Heartwarming. Powerful. I didn’t expect to cry. I didn’t expect to be so emotionally moved (as a whole) like I was. I didn’t expect to read it in two sittings. If you have recently doubted your purpose or if God can redeem you from a path/life of bad choices, this story… View more
Losing Serene Sinclair was the best thing that happened to Red & Ice — at least that’s what Nolan Stone’s manager, Ramona, kept saying. “You’re the star of this duo, anyway,” she said after finding out Serene had gone AWOL. “Serene’s talented and gorgeous, but she’s not for this industry. You, on the other hand—”… View more
A spring formed in the desert, refreshing not only her body but her soul.
Her beloved had hidden ways in the wilderness.
She couldn’t take any shortcuts, except for one: His redeeming blood, her salvation.
He is alluring you. You sense it… coaxing you to come… You take a step toward His direction, only to find a wilderness in between.
“She has the potential to become a brilliant director, a compelling novelist, a master painter, a renowned scientist… the potential to make a difference… the potential to be great.”
