Get acquainted with this lovely new knitting gift book designed to help you bless others with your knitting craft. The book is a thoughtful and useful gift any Christian knitter is sure to return to again and again. Read more →
I've been passing through a season of loss, but God is reassuring me that he is up to something good. And he's using fiber art to help me heal. Read more →
In post #6 of My Journey into the Rubble series, I zoom out a bit to focus on the story from a more panoramic perspective. If you feel stuck and unable to move forward in God's plan for your life, my hope is to encourage you. As I share a snippet of my dreams, you may discover that God has been leading you all along through the path of your hidden dreams. Read more →
Last year, the DevotionArt calendar was a popular seller, especially for gifts at Christmas time. This calendar features twelve inspirational Bible verse Scripture art images to bless and encourage you all year long. Read more →
Psalm 147:3 tells of Jesus as the healer of broken hearts: He heals the brokenhearted and binds up their wounds. This verse is depicted in this Scripture art image of a red crumpled paper broken heart. The red heart is cut down the middle in jagged line and then put back together with a band-aid. Read more →
This lighthouse photo Scripture art has been a popular image to illustrate Psalm 119:105. The photo depicts a calm blue ocean at twilight with a dock extending to a white lighthouse with its beacon shining brightly out to sea and reflecting in the calm water below. A cone of light from the lighthouse beacon illuminates the words of this beloved verse from Psalm 119, and the overall blue tones of the photo lends a tranquil feeling to the scene. Read more →
As Easter approaches, I wanted to feature another DevotionArt Scripture art image illustrating the sacrifice Christ made for us when he went to the cross. Read more →
With Easter around the corner, I am showcasing the Scripture-art for Mark 14.36 where Jesus sweats drops of blood and cries out to the Abba, Father... Read more →
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