New issue! Spirit Fire Review, December 2025
- cmbharris
- 6 hours ago
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Merry Christmas! And I hope our Jewish friends had a Happy Hanukkah!
As I prepare to introduce this issue of Spirit Fire Review, again I'm inspired
by the words of our contributors as they tackle pain, sorrows, and tough
questions of faith.
When we cry out, “what doesn’t fall apart?” (Nicolas Reynolds)
If we are like "a girl on the verge of not believing, in God or herself,” (Rebecca Watkins)
or “when hope is far from us like the sea.” (Roodly Laurore)
If we will realize “all that is true and true and true...” (Nolo Segundo),
the “fullness of time and a stable” (Kent L. Reichert),
somehow, we find gratitude for a “heart that broke but did not harden.” (Georgia Hart)
These creative works celebrate beauty, caring, God's glory, and seem always to find answers of faith.
So, may we be “Too forgiven to be troubled” (Kenn Phillips),
may we pray, “Forever Hosanna Shalom Amen.” (Dallas Powell),
and may we be encouraged by Abigail S. Diaz,
who writes, “I keep the porch light on, just in case Grace passes by.”
I invite you to read all the posts in this issue through this link:
or by visiting Spirit Fire Review's "Home" page.
December 2025 issue