What do you do when you’re asked to write something that you might not agree with? Recently I was asked to interview an artist whose work ...

SHAKEN   In keeping with January's theme, I dedicate this piece to a member whose words in writing and in person embodied InScribe’s mis...

  When I was four years old, I couldn't wait until the lights were turned out and my mom and dad had said goodnight and prayed with me. ...

I don’t see God’s supernatural hand when I’m in the midst of a storm; I see it after the calm. After that wounded day o...

When I envision a crack, I think of the Zoo Keeper’s wife, Antonina Zabinski, who with her husband Jan, poured her life’s work ...

  It’s amusing to discover what humanity holds dear when the sand shifts beneath our feet and we scramble, searching for solid ground...

 A Shelter in the Time of Storm  My phone vibrated in my pocket and whoop, whooped. "Tornado Watch. Funnel Clouds are in the area ...

Renewal in 2020 My biggest desire this past year was to have a daily coffee break. Stellar, I know. I’m not sure how my engine cycled d...

Faith feeds writing and writing feeds faith. The interconnection between faith and writing is so simple that the answer is, "...

I've been on a mission to get some of our former contributors to do guest posts this year. In many ways, it's like these contributo...