Several years back as I was reading Deuteronomy, Papa highlighted the word “presumptuously” to me, which I shared in my blog Presumption (Deuteronomy 17:12-13). In short, the verse sets the penalty for presumption towards the priests as death. The fact Continue reading
The names of God are beautiful tools for gaining deeper understanding into the character of our God. El Shaddai is a commonly used name of God and it is often translated as “God Almighty,” which is obviously beautiful encouragement to Continue reading
Psalm 84:1 (VOICE) [emphasis mine] How lovely is Your temple, Your dwelling place on earth, O Eternal One, Commander of heaven’s armies. While working on a Prophetic Nugget collection based on Psalm 84 which I titled “YHVH Tsaba – Lord Continue reading
Recently, God has been talking to a couple of us on the Dyed4you Team about His mercy. And as He did, He began talking about His refining fire. Initially I was confused because I would not have thought of trials Continue reading
As I’ve been researching the various names of God for the Dyed4you Art piece called “Holy is His Name,” God has been highlighting to me the power a name holds. Each time someone says a name, they are declaring something Continue reading
I’ve been fascinated with the names of God and what they reveal about His character for years now. You’ll find them included in many Prophetic Nuggets, Dyed4you silk letters, and Dyed4you Art words. I’ve enjoyed meditating on them as I Continue reading
In addition to being an awesome silk with a beautiful word, the video of this flag has a fun story with it featuring Max (my dog) in my post In Your Presence 🙂 The name of your silk is Formed in Love. The Continue reading
It’s interesting to me to see how Father works in themes and patterns. This post marks the third silk where He’s basically built a new silk off an old one (Joy of the Anointing and From Mourning to Dancing). He Continue reading
The name of your silk is Good Father. The colors in it are: Pale pink representing tender loving care Baby blue representing seated with the Lord in heavenly places Dark red representing sacrificial love Deep dark blue representing the Father Dark Continue reading
Since I got a strong word of exhortation on Friday, the Father has had me pondering one of His names: El Roi, which means the God Who Sees. This comes from Genesis 16:13 where Hagar has run away from Sarai Continue reading
