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On this segment of Fun Fridays, The Writers Refuge shared the story of Isomatt, a healthy gym buff who had an unfortunate accident that changed his mind...
On this segment of Sunday Morning Stories, Jesus' brother, YA'AKOV writes a powerful letter...
On this segment of Saturday Morning Stories, we get to see the vantage point of different individuals, on the same Island, with different mindsets/situations.
On this segment of Sunday Morning Stories, the Master warns of offenses, cleans ten lepers, speaks on the coming Kingdom, tells a few parables and much more.
On this segment of Fun Fridays, half of The Writers Refuge freestyle the story about how the first...well, I'll just let you find out for yourself.
On this segment of Sunday Morning Stories, Paul writes a letter to one of his sons in the faith. I'm sure he never imagined that it'd still be read to this day. I guess words really are powerful, and you never know who they'll touch or for how long. What if people were to read what you wrote, years from now? Would that be a good thing and would they view you? 🤔
On this segment of Fun Friday, The Writers Refuge freestyle a story about a girl named Nee-Nee that was kidnapped in her home town and the search that ensued. During that search, unimaginable things happened (thankfully, for you, we imagined it and decided to share it with you) 😎
On this segment of Sunday Morning Stories, Samuel hears from God for the first time, Eli falls out of his chair and never stands up again, the Philistines slaughter the Israelites, Dagon loses it's limbs, and The Ark of the God of Israel induced havoc.
On this segment of Fun Fridays, The Writers Refuge share the story of a boy named sugar foot and all the games that were played on the farm.
On this segment of Sunday Morning Stories, Eli accuses Hannah of coming to the Tabernacle drunk, Hannah cries out to the Lord for a child, and the son's of Eli steal, seduce, and freely profane, without a care in the world or respect for anyone, including the Lord.
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