The name of your silk is Be Strong and Flourish. The colors in it are: Fuchsia representing passion Wisteria representing intimacy Peacock blue representing fullness of His word Plum representing prosperity Seafoam representing mercy Baby blue representing heaven Gold shimmer representing divine light
The name of your silk is Called Forth. The colors in it are: Blackberry representing richness/fullness Sky blue representing prophetic Light blue representing heavenly White representing holiness Silver shimmer representing strengthened faith
The name of your silk is True Harvest. The colors in it are: Blackberry representing prosperity Turquoise representing water of life Dark orange representing harvest, sowing and reaping Gold shimmer representing blessing
The name of your silk is Mine. The colors in it are: Ruby representing passion Maroon representing love song Cream representing childlike faith and milk and honey Turquoise representing willingness to fight for you and Jealous God White representing innocence
The name of your silk is Embraced in His Love. The colors in it are: Red wine representing the love of the Father Mahogany brown representing the depths of God’s love Pale yellow representing joy Fuchsia representing passion
As I was reading the Scriptures this morning, Psalm 134:2 jumped out at me: Lift up your hands to the holy place and bless the Lord! It is really not optional whether or not we take action (i.e. raise our Continue reading Take Action in Worship (Psalm 134:2)
This morning I’m pondering how beautiful it is when the Father ministers through the body of Christ to the body of Christ. Over a week ago the Father put it on my heart to send something to a friend. Last Continue reading Body Ministering to the Body
During the last 9 months, God’s really been dealing with me on the issue of performance. As I shared back in February, I struggle with a “guilty conscious” thing – God’s brought a lot of healing, but I know that Continue reading Performance & Love
Scarf Stories For those who don’t know, God had me start dyeing scarves back in 2006. God tells me what they should look like and gives me names and sometimes a word that goes with them. Often, I get to Continue reading Updates (Scarf Stories & Lent)
