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A daughter of the Dark Mirror People travels to meet her father, unsure if he will accept her. Story: "The People of the Dark Mirror" by Carole McDonnell Genre: Fantasy Rating: PG-13 Credits: "The People of the Dark Mirror" by Carole McDonnell Carole McDonnell Dark Parables Works by Carole McDonnell: Turn Back, O Time: and Oher Tales of the Faes of Malku The Daughters of Men (The Nephilim Universe Book 1) The Constant Tower My Life As An Onion Wind Follower Spirit Fruit: Collected Speculative Fiction     Originally Appearing on the Untold Podcast

A man hides in his attic as a creature stalks him from below. Story: "The Attic" by John J. Zelenski Genre: Horror, Supernatural Rating: PG-13 Credits: "The Attic" by John J. Zelenski John J. Zelenski Facebook Twitter Works by John J. Zelenski: Walker's Vale The Journal of Ezekiel Walker "The Attic" originally appeared in The Crossover Alliance Anthology: Volume 2 "When Jesus Invites You to the Party and Still Throws You Out" Horror Sermon by Nathan James Norman     Originally Appearing on the Untold Podcast

Lightning Jack Davis says he could beat the devil in his race car. As he heads to Talladega, he might have to prove it. Story: "Dale, Me, and the Speed Demon" by Michele Archer Genre: Supernatural, Strange Rating: PG Credits: "Dale, Me, and the Speed Demon" by Michele Archer Michele Archer Facebook MuseItUp Publishing "School of the Exorcists" By Michele Archer - Episode 41 Works by Michele Archer: Danny Doc Dilly and the Dangerous Duck The Calling of Mike Malone   Originally Appearing on the Untold Podcast  

A young boy’s new friend gives him a magical jewel that can control his parents. Story: "Earl King" by Jonathan Garner Genre: Fantasy, Supernatural Rating: PG Credits: "Earl King" by Jonathan Garner JonathanGarner.blogspot.com Twitter Works by Jonathan Garner "Don't Move" Splickety Magazine "Freelance Drakky Hunter" Havok Magazine "Heart of Stone" Havok Magazine Spirit Blade: A World of Shadows SpiritBlade.net Thunderclap Launch Day Support     Originally Appearing on the Untold Podcast

We're taking a short break from our journey through the book of Ephesians to take a look at the core concept behind Christmas and how it has huge relevance for us both during this season and all year long. What theologians call "The Incarnation" refers to the concept of God becoming fully human, but still being every bit God. He didn't "change from God into a human". He added full humanity to himself without removing anything of who he is. The idea raises all kinds of questions. If everything is held together in Christ (Colossians 1:17) how did the universe not fall apart while Jesus was uncontrollably pooping his diapers? If Jesus was God throughout his childhood and ministry, how could he learn anything or have limited knowledge?(John 8:28, Mark 13:32) How could God die if he is life itself?(John 14:6) In response to these questions, theologians present the idea that Jesus had two complete natures, so that "in his divinity" he remained