Editor’s Note: The following describes a true event – a thirteen foot horned “sea monster” did wash up on the Spanish coast in the summer of 2013 – through the lens of a... Read More »

By Bryan Halferty

First of all, welcome.

This is not the easiest road to walk, though I do believe it’s been a better road the past 10 years than ever before. Maybe you... Read More »

By Becca Niemeyer

The season leading up to Easter is one during which we reflect on the life of Jesus, how he lived, and what he did while he was with his... Read More »

By Sam Breen

Did you and I get trapped by a cruel king named Certainty? Nobody likes traps. This maniac props up purity of confidence as the mark of intelligence; he says “You are smart... Read More »

By Ben Tertin

Easter is right around the corner, and especially now during Holy Week, it is appropriate to reflect on the significance of Christ’s death.  The Nicene Creed proclaims that the... Read More »

By Patrick Wilson

I love layovers in the Charlotte airport.  Tall white rocking chairs bathed in streaming sunlight line the open terminal.

I sit down, breathe deeply and rock, savoring the aroma of... Read More »

By Kelsey Burke

I have put to death the wrong thing In food or drink or pleasure To meet you where you bid me come That night you broke and bled

Put on death Put on death Diet... Read More »

By Jason Leonard

Editor’s Note: Rachel Longton, a young woman who recently chatted with The Unitive about her life in Bolivia, told an adventure story about a small and ultra-inexpensive Bible-missions education... Read More »

By Rachel Longton

It was a scented, orange room in the backstreets of the Tibetan area of Kathmandu. My friend Tsering, a Tibetan Lama, was teaching me his language.  I sneezed and... Read More »

By Jonathan McCallum