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Silence

Our God Who Speaks in Silence – Michael Austin

In a world saturated with noise, the golden virtue of silence is constantly violated. The dictatorship of noise has created an impression that has led many to see it (i.e., noise) as a virtue and silence as a vice. This is rather unfortunate. A look at our history as Christians and human beings shows that…
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Nothing seems to come

Yet, Nothing Seems to Come – Mai William Bemsii Junior

On our kneesElevating intentions to theeReflecting not thy will but oursHoping to receive immediate answersYet, nothing seems to come!On our kneesPresenting projects to theeMounted without thy SpiritExpecting quick intercessionsYet, nothing seems to come!On our kneesProud of being ChristiansBoasting of holinessQuick in judging othersExpecting answers from aboveYet, nothing seems to come!Christian life is in constant constructionIntentions…
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Eli Eli

Eli, Eli Lama Sabacthani – Osy Mizpah Unuevoh

Tonight, there’s no feedback to tell if I’m in the nude of prayer— in the milk-fever of worship where the control of any vision is; where the sign of the poison was cut to flesh— an open fruit to pour in the cancer. My father asked me to love the wound in his heart— asked…
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Silence Travailed Because It Is Finished – Joel Oyeleke Ifeoluwa

“Silence travailed because IT IS FINISHED”Beyond the cloud there is stillness,On that gloomy day,A glorious yet painful situationwhere earth ought to celebratewhile the heavens mournbut the multitude of divinity remained voiceless. The father turned his back to the wall,The son was about to kick the bucket,The spirit must have been in quiet numbnessCherubs and seraphs…
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Damp Pillows in April by Gamelihle Ncube

Love illuminates all the beauty inside of us It was the darkest, loneliest time of my existence – March to April 2020. I was caged with the rest of the world, isolated in our little hamlets, cut off from neighbours and strangers. Petrified by the grim statistics, and to think that a type of flu…
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A Story of Three Beginnings by Michael Austin

Introduction: A story before the story Before I properly delve into what I have titled “A Story of Three Beginnings”, I would like to share a “story” before my “story”. This story is about how I became a guest writer for this online magazine. On the 25th of May, 2022, after a long while, I…
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In the Beginning there was Love by Onwubiko Okem Precious

I walked into the mall hiding a 9mm R17 Glock in the folds of my leather jacket and for the umpteenth time, I silently berated myself for what was undoubtedly a colossally moronic choice but I really didn’t have any other, did I? Jenny was sick and the doctors wouldn’t operate on her unless I…
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The End and the Beginning

The End and the Beginning by Jepkosgei Marion

On an earth that was filled with darkness and emptinessA word was spoken and light swallowed darknessGoodness came upon a landStars, moon, shiny days, and showers sprang of God’s creative wandThe once empty land was filled like a saunaWith springs of water, the lushness of herbs, and the grace of faunaThen God placed His own…
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Transfiguration by Ojo Victoria Ilemobayo

When I was in my mother’s womb;Kicking, turning & struggling to be free,I heard a sweet soul-saving voice, telling me to come.& my breath mixed with the breathing of the earth. My feet were made solid,& mixed with tender terrifying terrains.I was transfixed on which path to trudge,I looked left, right & left again,I joined…
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The Researcher’s Journal by Emmanuel Ude

To the past, therefore, went ITo find the cause of this brokenness.As I gained depth, this trio was constant:Pride, lust of the eye, lust of the flesh.I wish I could pretend I did not foreknow.Our ancestors sold us in pursuing it,The receipt of the transaction is in our blood,As a new code in our DNA,…
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