Just after he had died but just before he was sent back to his body, busted-up and requiring major medical attention, Geoff was allowed to ask God a question. He was not prepared. He kept looking down at his body,… Continue Reading
Crushed, frozen and unable to breathe, Brother Martin cried out in panic, “Lord, where am I?” “Dead, under a hundred feet of snow.” The Lord’s voice was clear and unaffected. “You’ve been buried for centuries on the side of the… Continue Reading
God the Almighty stirred the starry firmament. Galaxies swirled and stars were born, their white brilliance standing like beacons against the endless night of space. When the galaxy known as the Milky Way was just the right consistency, God reached… Continue Reading
Constance Taylor knew she had a lived a good life. She had been to church every Sunday, prayed every night, raised two children and instructed them well. She had given money to charity, she had helped those less fortunate than… Continue Reading
“Better to reign in Hell, then serve in Heav’n.” — John Milton, Paradise Lost: Book I (1667) Lucifer was sitting alone at a rear table in the least horrible coffee shop in all of Hell, sipping something that was only… Continue Reading
Lily Rose Jones slowed to a stop on the shoulder of Highway 5, sixty miles out of Los Angeles heading North toward San Francisco. A florist by trade, automatically she noted spots of color on the hills surrounding her. Although… Continue Reading
Brother Joseph never told anyone that he heard the voice of God when he was fifteen. He wasn’t really sure if something had gone wrong, or if the first visit was just a prelim, and God was waiting for him… Continue Reading
God was pissed off. It was Friday afternoon, and the meeting with His Project Manager was going badly. Another bloody design flaw and the humans were due to go live tomorrow. The chance of a day off on Sunday was… Continue Reading
Bob awoke to teal numbers on a teal background on a teal box that blared “Sounds of the Eighties!” He blinked. He opened his eyes wide. Everything was still teal. Walls. Curtains. Carpet. Bob stifled a scream. Don’t panic. Call… Continue Reading