An online Bible study will accompany the book in my Facebook group from January 9 through February 3, 2017.
You are invited to join in on the discussion! Read on for a free preview, study guide info, and giveaway announcements.
Read on for a free preview and info on the study guides.
My new Bible study, Newness of Life: Trusting God in Times of Transition, will debut January 8, 2017 in e-book format.
An online Bible study will accompany the book in my Facebook group from January 9 through February 3, 2017.
You are invited to join in on the discussion!
I have several sneak peeks to announce today. Here are examples of the quote cards I’ve been creating from nature photos I took last spring:
I’ve just written a book, Newness of Life, all about life’s seasons, and trusting in God’s timing.
The season in which I find myself is the season of planting. I’m planting seeds in my writing career, wondering when it will be time to reap a harvest.
And I’m wondering if 2017 is the year God tells me: Go all in.
When I was studying art in college, I had to learn a new way of looking at the world. I had to look for shapes in between spaces, study bone structure and muscle attachments, and learn a new language of shadow and light.
An artist must be sensitive to sights a normal person doesn’t notice. Multiple colors within a single leaf. The way light looks in the morning as opposed to dusk, and how it looks in winter as opposed to spring. Your art is only as good as your ability to notice nuances.
In her new book Fear Fighting, Kelly Balarie mentions the story of a woman with tetrachromatic vision. Her genetic mutation allows her to see the world as if she were looking through a kaleidoscope of color, seeing one hundred times more color than the average person. She sees the colors hidden from our natural sight every day–right in front of us, yet unnoticed.