Be kind to the poor
"Whoever is kind to the poor lends to the LORD, and he will reward them for what they have done." Proverbs 19: 17
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SPIRIT FIRE REVIEW
Celebrating God's Goodness through Poetry, Creative Nonfiction, Visual Art, and Music
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Tuesday Tips: Let It Flow
One of the toughest things for me as a writer is to keep from editing while I’m composing. I want to get it just right, and if I change...
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Tuesday Tips: The Work Bench
You know the guidelines---journals always want you to send your best work. But how do you make it your best? Notice the work bench? We’d...
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Two Poems by Rebekah Lorton: Waiting for Dawn, and Driving with the Windo
Waiting for Dawn Silky webs stretching in sunrise Capture foggy mist. Diamonds on string Worn by sagging telephone line Delicate prayers...
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Testimony, June 2019 Issue #16 Introducing a Special Feature
Welcome to the all new June 2019 issue of Spirit Fire Review! In this issue we have poetry written by Rebekah Lorton, Edilson Alfonso...
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Special Feature: UK The Wall of Answered Prayer
The Wall~A Christian National Landmark of Hope made of a million bricks each one a story of answered prayer. You are invited to be a part...
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Visual Art: Photography by Fabrice Poussin
"A Final Wish" "Charmed" "Doubt" "Gentle" "Giants" Fabrice Poussin teaches French and English at Shorter University. Author of novels and...
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Visual Art: Photography by Don Beukes
Don Beukes is an amateur photographer, capturing nature scenes and images which are thought-provoking and conversational. White Star...
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Visual Artwork by Junior McLean
Junior McLean is Bronx native, for a time lived in Anderson, Indiana and back, current freelance digital artist and graphic designer...
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Two Poems by Jonel Abellanosa: Easter, and Man Born Blind
Easter Where are the women who mourned, the men who whipped him along the way? Where are the soldiers who divided his clothing among...
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Two Poems by JD DeHart: Parable Mountain, and Child
Parable Mountain I call to you in my high places where it is easy to forget your name. I call to you in lower places, where the...
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A Poem by LA Felleman: Vocation
Vocation Praises climb my spine, through the throat, buzz inside cheeks, adjust my heading. ~LA Felleman Currently, LA is an accountant...
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A Poem by Edilson Afonso Ferreira: On Brothers, Journeys, and Faith
On Brothers, Journeys, and Faith Beyond that corner, beyond my neighborhood, besides my town and roads abroad, even above these clouds...
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Two Poems by Michael H. Brownstein: My Hike in the Wilderness, and The Flannel of Life
MY HIKE IN THE WILDERNESS Three days of hiking with only bottled water is penance enough for one lifetime, the path littered with opera and
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Two Visual Poems by Cindy Bousquet Harris: Blueberry Sky, and Blessing
~Cindy Bousquet Harris Cindy Bousquet Harris is a poet and a licensed marriage and family therapist. Her poems can be found in Eclectica,...
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A Poem by Peter C. Venable: Spirit Surfing
Spirit Surfing Surely you know that you are God’s temple Tonight, moonlight silvers dunes and shells. The surf chills bare feet....
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A Poem by Bruce Mundhenke: The Garden
The Garden There were trees in the garden, They flourished in the wind, Placed there with love, Each to the others companion and friend....
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