The Prophet and the Queen by W. Tod Newman follows the final days of the prophet Jeremiah as recorded by his scribe Baruch, set during the Babylonian siege of ancient Egypt. Jeremiah, aged and unstable, is taken to Egypt by his followers despite divine prohibition....

An Invisible Hand by Kathy Golden is a faith-based short story that follows Belinda, a thirty-two-year-old woman who discovers she has the gift of healing. While shopping, Belinda goes into a trance-like state and feels a mysterious energy leave her body, which leads to the...

Sam in the Clouds by Cameron De Jong is inspired by the profound connection the author shared with his sister and their first and most beloved dog, Sam. Days after Sam is buried, William sees a dog's head nestled in the curve of a billowing...

Magda Revealed by Ursula Werner presents a fresh and daring perspective on the life of Jesus (Yeshua) through the eyes of Mary Magdalene (Magda). In this story, two thousand years after his death, Yeshua worries about the state of the world and asks Magda to...

The Faithful Ones by Kathleen J. Waites takes place during World War II. The story primarily revolves around Edward F. Hohlfeld, a young Catholic man from a working-class neighborhood in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. He loves art, particularly sketching and painting, and has a younger sister, Mary....

Struth Mate! by Ava Forme continues the search for meaning by building on a model of existence introduced in the first book of the Struth! series. Drawing on history, religion, science, and philosophy, the stories lean into a structured framework based on actual historical events...

A Lion Doesn’t Have to Roar by Darryl W. Harris Sr. is a bold and imaginative spiritual allegory that intertwines suspense, romance, and theology in a richly layered narrative. We're with Christian Walker, a musician whose gifts place him in the public eye, and Savannah...

An Umbrella Made for a Man by Katherine Elberfeld follows Irene, an Episcopal priest, as she moves through a series of church placements marked by gender-based hostility. At a job interview, Roy, the dean, behaves inappropriately; later, at St. Anne’s, Irene is hired by Henry,...

It is easy to embrace darkness if you think the cause is righteous, but does that make it any less evil? That question is deeply explored in The End: Omicron, the second installment in Aaron Ryan's series. The story begins on New Year's Day 2123....

A bomb goes off in the Great Pyramid of Giza in Egypt, and this sets off a chain of events that could change the course of religion forever. When her sister Brynn is kidnapped, Zady Mabrey and her close friend, controversial religious author Scott Larson,...