The “I AM” Statements of Jesus Over the last few months, we focused on the “I AM” statements for our monthly #LetterforHisGlory challenge. There’s seven of them in the Gospels, and one in Revelation. It… Read More »The ‘I AM’ Statements of Jesus
Imagine yourself as a night watchman in ancient Israel. The night is barren, cold, lifeless. There’s no one to talk to, nothing to pass the time, no comfortable place to sit, just hard cobblestones to… Read More »My Soul Waits for the Lord (Psalm 130:6)
The last few years, I’ve been on a product-creating spree. By the time December 2022 came around, I had over 100 products in my Etsy shop in at least 10 different categories. It was a… Read More »Shop Update: Digital Goods
We safeguard the things that are important to us. Security systems and fences protect our homes and properties. Collars and GPS chips help us keep track of our pets. Bank vaults and lockboxes keep our… Read More »Guard Truth Closely (Proverbs 4:13)
How do you depict the ongoing, unchanging steadfast love of God without being overwhelmed with hearts? That was my challenge this month. I’m not typically a girly-girl who loves all things pink and romance. In… Read More »God’s Steadfast Love (Psalm 107:1)
Eric Liddell, the famous Scottish runner, once said: “I believe God made me for a purpose, but He also made me fast. And when I run, I feel His pleasure.” That’s how I feel about… Read More »Art Ministry Opportunities
The King of kings salvation brings; Let loving hearts enthrone Him. This is the miracle of Christmas! Jesus is both the baby in a manger and the King of Kings over all creation! He is… Read More »The King of Kings Salvation Brings
Here’s a bit of my design process for creating the artwork for Lamentations 3:25. The verse itself was part of my ongoing #LetterforHisGlory challenge on Instagram. I wanted to pair it with a wreath of… Read More »The Lord is Good (Lamentations 3:25)
I’ve been taking a hard look at what I’m doing with my art, and what I want to be doing with it. I know my mission/purpose — that has never changed — but how do… Read More »How Do You Measure Success?