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There is a type of love, Stronger than affection, Deeper than memory, Stranger than the love of thousands. This love is beyond physical,...

My head hurts. I drag myself up from the wet ground. The air is heavy and weighs on my shoulders. I am standing in a lush clearing at the...

The Knight’s boot stretched over the roots of a tree, squashing onto a patch of frosted peat. His steel hand gripped the sides of bark as...

The twelve knelt down in the courtyard. Stone walls older than time surrounded them, although safety was a fleeting thing, just as life....

“Ligh Logh Lay, Oh Lay, oh Ligh, oh Lord” The hymns and hums of men not yet dead rang out from the ships across the water. The village...

Ὄρος, transliterated oros , translated to “a mountain or hill” (Strong’s Exhaustive Concordance, 3735). Mountains rise repeatedly seen in Scripture as a theological stage. God acts, reveals, judges and saves on mountains. In Exodus 20, Mount Sinai is the stage for God’s reveal of the Ten Commandments. In 1 Kings 19, Elijah hears God on Mount Horeb. And in Matthew 17, Jesus is transfigured at the summit of a mountain. In Genesis 22 it is on the slope of Mount Moria that Abraha