Written by Jennifer Azubuike Madma spun in circles while awaiting final instructions. The sight of farmers with their herd downhill enraged him.

Written by Jennifer Azubuike “I don’t know how to pull this off in two weeks,” I vented to Hazle, seated across from

Written by Jennifer Azubuike Esther’s eyebrows burrowed into a frown as she reread the passage. “Consider it pure joy, my brothers and

Written by Jennifer Azubuike Imagine you are a believer in God who always prays. They say prayer is a two-way street, but

Written by Jennifer Azubuike Many years ago, a funeral procession from the village of Nain was heading towards a cemetery outside the

Written by Jennifer Azubuike Half an hour before midnight on the night of her weekly prayer. Nozi was seated on her bedroom

Written by Jennifer Azubuike   At the close of work one day, I jumped into my car happy to head home. The

Written by Jennifer Azubuike —- “Faith! Where is Faith?” Ben called.  “Faith? Who is Faith?” The librarian asked. “The teenage girl in

Written by Jennifer Azubuike It was a hot July day. I was sweaty in my scrubs and was hunched over under the

Written by Jennifer Azubuike   I recall the moment Mark proposed. We were shopping for shoes and had turned into a quiet

Written by Jennifer Azubuike   What have you tripped over? What has caused you to fall?  Sin, burden, oppression, or injustice?  Maybe

Written by Jennifer Azubuike   “Khalil! Will you stop running!” Erica scolded. The little boy looked up at his mother and slowed

Written by Jennifer Azubuike   While they ate, he stood near them under a tree. “Where is your wife, Sarah?” they asked him.

Written by Jennifer Azubuike “How long will it take?” Nina asked the young lady who just took her order. “About five minutes.”

Written by Jennifer Azubuike — A quick glance again at his wristwatch and Philip realized the time was already 7:45 PM. He

Wipe your tears, beloved.  I know you sorrow.  And desire a reprieve.  “I need a break to catch a breath.  From the

Written by Jennifer Azubuike “I did what I did to my boss because he was too cruel. He is lucky he survived.

Written by Jennifer Azubuike “You cannot build integrity on promiscuity, it is madness!” Muna disdainfully mimicked the words of his neighbor and

Written by Jennifer Azubuike It must have been a normal day in heaven. Angels taking orders; YAHWEH, maybe, reviewing orders; the twenty-four

Written by Jennifer Azubuike I am a big fan of Francine Rivers’ stories. I was reading one of her books when a

Written by Jennifer Azubuike Sometime ago, a series of consecutive events happened that left me depressed and sick; including an accident, money

Written by Jennifer Azubuike. Sometime ago, I was working a kind of job where I made deliveries to people based on their

Inside the building of the multimillion-dollar Tech Company, the regular daily buzz was ongoing with a little twist of excitement for the

On a bright afternoon one day in the little town of Gaza, a young Israelite man gathered the wheat he had previously

Elizabeth picked up her bookbag and slung it over her shoulders. Mickey looked up from her textbook surprised that she was preparing

(mainly adapted from 2 Samuel 6:1-23) Written by Jennifer Azubuike Finally they remembered me. My children remembered to take me home. My

Written by Jennifer Azubuike “Ladies and gentlemen please give a round of applause as I call on the winner of this year’s

Even in the most inconvenient moments, we can switch our perspective to find reasons for gratitude. That is what this Christmas story is about.