Tag Archives: short stories
THE ROAD TO GOLGOTHA . . .
It was a day much like today when we arrived in Jerusalem for the Passover. It was a journey that would change our lives and those of many others for centuries to come. Father wanted my brother Alexander and I … Continue reading →
ANIMALS FIT FOR A KING . . .
My name is Miriam. I’m the wife of a stable owner. My husband, Joel, owns a small herd of donkeys. We’re under the thumb of the Roman empire and must continue to pay taxes, feed ourselves and provide for our … Continue reading →
WALK IN MY SHOES . . .
SAUL, THE MAKER OF SANDALS & BOOTS My name is Saul. I was named for one of Israel’s early kings. I make shoes and boots, but most often sandals. Since I live in an arid part of the world it’s … Continue reading →
JEREMIAH, A HOMELESS CHILD . . .
I made a habit of running away. It was the only way I could feel alive. My father deserted his family and my mother wanted nothing to do with me. She said I was just a constant reminder of my … Continue reading →
A BLIND MAN SEES . . .
The story of Bartimaeus is written in the New Testament book of Mark. This is a man who was blind from birth. He was rejected by the mainstream not only for the curse that overtook his life, but that he … Continue reading →
FREAKY, FUNNY FRIDAY – I FELL ASLEEP AT THE MOVIES . . .
It’s time for my Freaky, Funny Friday post. You might consider this another true confession on my part. For some reason, my life tends to create funny situations without my even trying. The following is a story along with a … Continue reading →
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