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The Vineyard and The Stage.. Top Story - September 2025.
Author’s Note. This piece is written in the tradition of C. S. Lewis’s The Screwtape Letters, where demonic voices reveal their strategies for deception, betrayal, and the twisting of faith. None of the characters here are real; they are allegorical, dramatized figures representing the temptations, compromises, and spiritual battles that often hide beneath the surface of public events. The goal is not to accuse actual people but to unveil the way appearances can be manipulated, how truth is muffled by spectacle, and how divine sovereignty continues to unravel the plots of darkness despite their seeming victories.
By Test4 months ago in Fiction
Dancing On A Tightrope.
I hover with my keyboard ready to strike brilliance but then I think what if you take it wrong? what if my joke lands flat? what if your cousin screenshots it? and suddenly I am the villain...
By Test4 months ago in Poets
Are You A Catalyst?
How often does a person walk into a room, shift the atmosphere, and then find themselves walking away before the story is finished? To some, this looks like leaving things incomplete, not finishing what you started. But what if it is not about failure at all? What if it is about design? Some people are not meant to remain until the end. They are meant to start something, to awaken something, to be catalysts.
By Test4 months ago in Humans
A Brand New Start.
You say “I’m sorry” but my memory is a blank page, the ink of the past has faded, its words erased by time’s soft hand.
By Test4 months ago in Poets
Do You Need a Literary Agent to Get Published?
At some point every writer faces the same question. Do I need a literary agent to get published? You may already have self published a book on Amazon Kindle. You may have written poetry, short stories, or essays. You may even have a novel or a non fiction manuscript sitting on your desk. But if you are serious about finding a traditional publisher you need to know how the process works and whether an agent is right for you.
By Test4 months ago in Writers
JEZEBEL.
She slips in through the cracks of temples, of minds, of screens, a shadow folding over itself becoming many faces, none hers, all hers.
By Test4 months ago in Poets
Duress.
I had gone to bed. The lights were off, my tablet and phone charging on the nightstand, hair tucked under my bonnet. My midnight prayer had left me calm, the night folding around me like a familiar blanket. Outside, the city hummed softly, oblivious to the small apartment perched above the street.
By Test4 months ago in Fiction
Crowned In Flame.
It will not creep in silence, but erupt in a scream of flame a rupture like heaven torn by thunder, white-hot, merciless, godless. At the summit of love’s bloom, where my husband’s fingers lace through mine, where small voices call me “Mama” with the trust of unopened flowers, where words I’ve written ride the wind in a thousand tongues I am lifted in fire.
By Test4 months ago in Poets
All Better Now.
Day One. Elara woke to sunlight spilling across the floor in stripes she did not remember seeing before. The air smelled faintly of antiseptic and rain. Her chest felt lighter than it had in months. She flexed her fingers, then her toes. She was awake. Finally.
By Test4 months ago in Fiction
VOCAL is The Police.
~ V o i c e s ~ ~ ~ O v e r notebooks ~ ~ C r e a t i v e criminals ~ ~ A n g e l s bite ~ ~ L a u g h echoes ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ VOCAL- they whisper... Creative criminals in plain sight Trauma counted like evidence You paint worlds; they paint targets Clipboard in hand, you’re gone beneath your name Mirror behind words knows more than any badge ever will.
By Test4 months ago in Poets
“Aye Aye” by Prophet Uebert Angel as Voice of Divine Assurance in Our Hour of Need.
In seasons when hope feels fragile, when news cycles teem with sorrow, a song appears that feels less like art and more like prophecy. “Aye Aye” by Prophet Uebert Angel (released three years ago) is one such songs. It is rare that a piece of music with its chords, its voice, its message align so neatly with what the soul secretly craves: assurance that heaven is still in motion.
By Test4 months ago in Beat
Time Stamp.
Someone told my mother, “Do not worry about her. God has woven her story; She is safely in His hands.” I have a new song, a hit already on Heaven’s radio. I wonder if I will ever record it in the studio. But if not, the draft I made on my phone will do the honors, bringing smiles where they are needed most.
By Test4 months ago in Poets