There are several places in God’s Word where I have read lately about God’s strength and how He gives it to His children. I love this remi...

Doing some flower doodling in my altered book, the happy promise from Lamentations came to mind: Because of the Lord’s great love we...

Having created a fun many-layered mixed media background from a tutorial by Terri Kahrs , I was inspired to use a praise silhouette with s...

I just love the changing seasons. My overall favorite is FALL, although I am sometimes heard to say that spring is my favorite, on the fir...

I love autumn. It is my favorite season. I’m not into Halloween, but I do love pumpkins and all things harvest. Today is a rainy day whe...

I found him whom my soul loves. I held him, and would not let him go… Song of Solomon 3:4 (selected portion) Happy birth...

Blessed be the Lord! For he has heard the voice of my pleas for mercy. The Lord is my strength and my shield, in him my heart trusts, a...

I am pleased to share information about a brand new, much-needed online community for faith artists. Some of my “friends” are teaming up to ...

I have long understood the description of Jesus as the Source of living water, as when he described himself as such to the “woman at the w...

This is my version of a project for the free Christian art class, Kingdom Come. Shonna encouraged us to journal some of our feelings abou...

So, here we are, living in our second home in the Pacific Northwest, where everyone has “threatened” that “the rains will come”ever since ...

so that you may become blameless and pure, “children of God without fault in a warped and crooked generation.” Then you will sh...

(click image to enlarge) This is another simple journal entry in my ESV Single-Margin Journaling Bible. I used Micron pens and Inktense ...

I am challenged by Paul’s words in Colossians 1:24: Now I rejoice in my sufferings for your sake, and in my flesh I am filling up wha...

I am enjoying journaling and art journaling in my ESV Single-Column Wide Margin Journaling Bible. It blesses me to focus on the meaning of...

I am doing a Bible Study on JOY, and I love reading reminders in God’s Word about how HE is the source of joy. When I was younger, I’m n...

Since I have started doing art in my Journaling Bible, I like to take notes on my daily Bible study in an art journal. Then if it seems like...

Today I started a new Bible Study, using YouVersion. I am doing a 30-day study with devotional thoughts from Oswald Chambers. The topic is J...

Sketching and painting little “creative girls” is one of my favorite projects to do in my art journals. I always picture each girl with a ...

(Click image to enlarge) Now that I am art journaling in my wide-margin Bible, I often think of a “visual” representation as I read my d...

My newfound passion is to use my techniques from art journaling and scrapbooking to “artistically” journal directly into my Bible. I learned...

On July 20 we headed from the Midwest (Home #1) to the Pacific Northwest (Home #2). We are keeping our first home but adding a second home...

Because praying is something I do every day, like everything that is “routine,” it is easy to get into a rut. Sometimes the pizzazz fizzles ...

I sketched this little creative girl while taking a class with Danielle Donaldson. Today I decided to give her some meaning, by making her...

This week’s color prompt at Summer of Color 4 Week Six is: Raspberry & Tangerine with a Smudge, Splash or Pop of Lemon While I ...

For now, I live quite some distance from all my family, so sometimes I rely on pictures from them for smashing and scrapbooking. I am so...

As to the techniques used on this page, this is WAY out of the box for me. I’ve joined a couple of challenge blogs, rather “late to the pa...

Participating in some prompt challenges, I sketched and watercolored this art journal page. Journal52, Week 25, Nature Inspired Summer...

Working on the challenges at Journal52 , this project is for Week 26: Under the Sea. Rather than working in a bound art journal for thes...

I discovered a challenge blog that gives art journal prompts for each week of the year. It’s already midyear (this is Week 27), and I don’...