Saltandlightlit Histoires

WARNING: CONTAINS POTENTIALLY TRIGGERING THEMES (see bottom of summary) When Y/N planned a short ocean voyage to get away from the monotony of her farm, the last thing she expected was to come across an island not present on any map. She expected even less to be taken prisoner by the sole inhabitant and not allowed to leave. But not all is what it seems in her captor's world, and the strange relationship she has with her kidnapper may become something more. AKA "how many generic Herobrine x reader tropes can I fit in a single fic while making it still be good". Contains themes of abuse and manipulation (with a happy ending!)

A collection of spiritual poetry. This collection is part of my christian journey. So here my journey begins. I don't know how long it will take maybe my whole life. Neither do I know how it ends, but I know that you will be with me every step of the way.

When I was four, my family moved from Pascagoula, Mississippi to Alaska. Daddy was minister, and he went to Alaska as a missionary. That made me an MK, missionary's kid. This is the story of my experiences from age 4 to 9. Memory is a strange thing. Some of what I remember vividly, my mother said didn't happen the way I remember it. While Mama recently passed and is not around to argue with my interpretation, I apologize ahead of time to my siblings whose memories might vary from mine. While the story is based on my memories, I have added fictional details when my memory of those details fails me. This makes the story more readable. The bulk of the story takes place in Fort Yukon, an Indian village north of the Arctic Circle. While Indian may not be the politically correct term today, it was the word used for native Americans when I was a child and so that is what I will use.

Short stories, drabbles, flash fics inspired by Bible verses

What does the Bible actually say about marriage? This is a collection of the relevant verses for husbands and wives as well as those asking the question: 'Should I get married?'. Thought-provoking questions for consideration are also included. As a bonus, several Christian marriage-related books are also reviewed. Highest ranking #786 in Spiritual.

Herobrine has grown bored of wrecking players' worlds in Minecraft, so he goes to the real world in order to cause some real destruction! Unfortunately, he didn't anticipate the state he would arrive in - that of a 4-inch tall block man - or that he would immediately be imprisoned by the confused player who summoned him, a 15 year old teen named Jason. Join Herobrine and Jason as they explore high school, world domination, and a few other unexpected events along the way. Comedy/friendship. Jason is not at all related to the character from An Egg's Guide to Minecraft.

A campaign or movement in search of Christian writers. Read inside to know the reason and purpose.

I'm the apple of His eye, The love that fills His heart, Every morning, noon and night. He loved me when I didn't care, And was patient till I came, Running back into His arms. Ratings 10_11_2017. 294 in Spiritual. 18_11_2017 954 in Spiritual

During a night that was filled with shortcomings and tears -in the wonderful, marvelous way that He always turns rough times around for His Good Purpose- God gave me this incredible and profound revelation of peace. It started with the painful realization of my iniquity and how unworthy I am on my own.. the feeling felt like the dark void described in the poem.. and by His Grace God brought forth the sudden and powerful realization of the Peace, the Security that relies on Christ Alone and not on ourselves- the Holy Spirit blessed me with being able to feel how comforting this truly is, having all reliance on ourselves broken to make way for full trust in Jesus. We don't rely on being worthy, our safety depends on being cherished, loved, forgiven, and held- and by Jesus we always are. This poem is based on this incredible spiritual experience God graciously blessed me with through His Holy Spirit. I hope I've managed to relay the beautiful message the Holy Spirit has given me that day, that wonderful peace of finding comfort in realizing we cannot and don't depend on anything of ourselves but rather our Security is entirely in Lord Jesus who will never let us go! It's a Peace that transcends understanding, and I just pray I've shared a glimpse of it and that this may bring glory to our Savior and Protector, the Wonderful God Almighty. (I'm finishing writing this very late at night, and if tomorrow God calls me to add or improve upon anything, I will. I'm just so grateful He's led me and let me to finish this! God's Plans truly always prevail! (And our Security is truly always in Him.) Praise God!

A selection of poems about the need for the true church, the Body of Christ here on earth, to represent faithfully, accurately, and completely the Son of God and spread His Love and His Word to the lost world that surrounds and intersects with it. This means being absolutely truthful about sin and Hell, even if deemed politically incorrect or even unkind and intolerant by the world's standards. You are Christ's body and each of you is an individual part of it. 1 Cor 12:27

Faith struggles with her fiancé's revelation that he paid to abort a child he fathered his senior year of high school. Her belief system labels abortion as murder. Her dreams include a virginal marital bed. Can she offer forgiveness and trust to someone who shattered her dream and fostered an abortion? Aaron chooses to reveal his past certain that God wants to use his mistake to help others. As he grapples with the possibility of losing Faith, he must also face Kyra, the girl from his past. He believed the Biblical injunction "the truth will set you free," but he hadn't contemplated freedom without Faith. Her mother bequeaths Faith a journal that chronicles the marriage of Faith's parents, Sydney and David Lander. The family secrets revealed offer a path to forgiveness, if Faith can accept that every relationship must conquer hidden obstacles. The rose earrings her father gave her mother on their wedding day become a symbol of unconditional love.