The name of your silk is Strengthened in Adversity. The colors in it are: Harvest orange representing fruitfulness Coral representing deep abiding joy Cream representing milk and honey Ruby representing bloodline and worth fighting for Camel representing steadfastness Dark gray representing crowned in humility Copper shimmer representing fires of testing
This silk is a little different from the ones I normally share on here. Normally, I share ones that God gives me the pieces to in my quiet time with Him. And while that’s still true with this silk, one Continue reading Silk: From Mourning to Dancing & Art: Joy Comes in the Morning
No one likes feeling like a lesser version of themself, but the fact is that in those broken moments and seasons are often when Father is most glorified through us. At least that’s what He shared with me about a Continue reading When God Gets All the Glory
I asked the Father last night what He wanted me to blog on today so I could start meditating on it and He said “the joy of the Lord is my strength.” I proceeded to go find the psalm that Continue reading Joy of the Lord is my Strength (Nehemiah 8:10)
I’ve spent a lot of time pondering standing fast in the face of opposition. It actually is the reason for my most recent Dyed4you Art piece called Stand Fast. And today as I was reading the word, God highlighted it Continue reading Not Fearing the Wind (Matthew 14:28-33)
In military training, you’re fighting a non-existent or pretend enemy. There’s no actual threat. But those involved have the context set that it’s training, so they understand why they’re supposed to be “pretending” it’s a time of war, when it Continue reading Training for What’s Ahead
God’s had me meditating on various parts of Hosea for several weeks and He even had me read Redeeming Love by Francine Rivers again, which is an allegory of Hosea. This is a compilation of a number of thoughts on Continue reading Unfaithful but Loved (Hosea)
It’s been hard for me to blog lately. We’re in such a desert season and everything feels dry and cracked and ugly. So I’ve been journaling to myself and God and leaving y’all out of the mix. You see in Continue reading Wait
Since part of the purpose of Lent is to identify with Jesus’ 40 days of temptation in the wilderness, I thought it a good idea to go back and reread it. I made it as far as verse 1 before Continue reading Wilderness
My parents got me a Chronological Bible for Christmas. Today I reached the portion where the Israelites have made it out of Egypt and are at the edge of the Red Sea and the Egyptians are bearing down on them. Continue reading Waiting for the Red Sea to Part
