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Category Archives: Artistic Living
Be Still Series – Reflect, the next Be Still book
The next Be Still book is currently a work in progress. As conflict, chaos, change, and challenges continue into 2021, I’m thankful for the consistency of God. And I’m humbled by his inspiration and provision when I’m coming up empty. … Continue reading
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Tagged Be Still, God, image of God, Photo devotional, Reflect, scripture
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Be Still Series – Consider: Trusting the Abundance of God
In my fiction writing (I talk about my works in progress on my In the Works page) I typically come up with a three book series (a trilogy) idea. However, somewhere along this devotional journey, I felt that the Be … Continue reading
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Tagged Be Still, First Verse, God, Photo devotional, Psalms, scripture, Trusting God
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Be Still Series – Explore: Enjoying the Creation of God
When I was selling my books at one of our church’s artisan fairs, a friend stopped by and told me how she and her children were using Praise as a morning devotional. Of course that touched my heart, but it … Continue reading
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Tagged Be Still, children's devotional, Explore, God, home school, Photo devotional, scripture
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Be Still Series – Wonder: Contemplating the Mysteries of God
A couple of years after moving to Texas, I began attending a Bible Study. When I first met Dawn, the one teaching the Bible study, my first thought was, I want to be her friend. She’s the type of soul … Continue reading
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Tagged Be Still, God, Isaiah, Photo devotional, scripture, wonder
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Be Still Series – Praise: Proclaiming the Glory of God
My husband has had a passion for photography longer than I’ve had a passion for writing (and I say that only because he’s older than I am). He loves capturing the fleeting moments of God’s amazing creation, once on film, … Continue reading
